Garrett Doty was acquitted of all charges in the alleged assault of former San Francisco fire commissioner, after the jury accepted his self-defense claim.

Colma Police seek help locating a woman who stole over $15,000 in goods from a local store across three incidents. She's described as a black female in her 40s and was seen driving high-end cars.

The South San Francisco Police Department announced that Osiel Cota, a missing non-verbal man with special needs who was last seen at Orange Memorial Park, was now located.

Joseph Moore was found guilty by a jury in San Francisco of public nuisance for obstructing a sidewalk and displaying inappropriate signs near a school.

Daly City Police report a crime wave including robberies, burglaries, and vehicle thefts, highlighting high-incident thefts at local stores and the arrest of a noodle thief.

The South San Francisco Police Department seeks public assistance in finding Osiel Cota, a non-verbal man with special needs missing since 11:00 am from Orange Memorial Park.

San Francisco police arrested multiple individuals during a retail theft operation targeting areas with frequent shoplifting, resulting in various charges and recovered stolen goods.

BART Police arrested a man for carrying an illegal firearm and high-capacity magazine after he dodged a fare gate, with no license or registration for the gun.

Vulcan Materials Co. was fined $228,000 for air quality violations at its Pleasanton plant including odor complaints and a failed emissions test, according to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.

San Francisco firefighters quickly extinguished a fire at an abandoned encampment under the Central Freeway, with no injuries or traffic issues reported.

A man was shot and killed in San Francisco’s Taraval District; suspect Christopher Marsh was arrested and charged with homicide and drug-related offenses.

Four men face charges for narcotics trafficking in San Francisco's Tenderloin, as DA Brooke Jenkins continues the battle against drug crimes. The suspects were arraigned and held without bail, with court proceedings ongoing.

A former LinkedIn employee, Kent Laird, has pleaded guilty to mail fraud charges, admitting to defrauding the company of nearly $700,000 through fake contractor invoices.