Nine people were injured in a targeted shooting at a block party in San Francisco's Mission District near 24th Street and Treat Avenue. Victims were transported to local hospitals and are expected to survive.

Serial groper Bill Gene Hobbs was sentenced to prison for nine counts of sexual assault, false imprisonment, and other related offenses in San Francisco.

An unparalleled act of audacity highlights the flaws in the security and ongoing criminal behavior near San Francisco's federal building.

Founder and top executive of the San Francisco-founded group OneTaste have been indicted on charges of forced labor, sex trafficking, and other abuses.

Elmer Rodriguez, leader of the MS-13 20th Street clique, has been convicted of racketeering conspiracy, two counts of murder in aid of racketeering, one count of attempted murder in aid of racketeering, and one count of use of a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.

Eugene Thomas Jenkins, a 29-year-old Marin man has been arrested after allegedly making both death and bomb threats, as well as generally causing disruptions to a Southern California high school and its students over the outcome of a football championship game.

Scammers generate "ghost student" applications to California colleges, as fraudsters use someone else's identity to pocket financial aid. Real students suffer the consequences.

David Breaux was a beloved, kind, and intelligent community figure in Davis, California, remembered for his commitment to understanding and promoting compassion. He was tragically killed by an apparent serial stabber in April of 2021.

SFPD cordoned off the 400 block of Taylor Street between Geary and O'Farrell Streets on Sunday to respond to an armed standoff with a woman holding a knife in a room at the Hotel Spero.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey confirms the arrests of 16 people in the past week for public intoxication under San Francisco Mayor Breed's plan to address drug use and drug dealing in the city.

A Millbrae man has been arrested on charges of sexual assault against a young child, highlighting a harrowing case of family betrayal and raising important questions about how to better protect vulnerable victims within the community.

Despite facing serious charges, Darnell Houston, a convicted felon, was granted three years of probation following a Tenderloin shootout.

Arson is suspected as the cause of a fire at the Serramonte Center Target Store, resulting in major loss of floor stock and damages to the store. An investigation is currently underway.