SFPD says a 24-year-old was tied to 27 thefts at Columbus Avenue and Castro Street Walgreens stores, with nearly $40,000 in goods taken over several months. The Organized Retail Crime unit built the case and prosecutors have been assigned.

An early-morning shooting near 46th Avenue and Ulloa Street left one person dead, the San Francisco Fire Department said.

A 25-year-old Marina man was pulled from the water near China Vista Point and pronounced dead as hazardous surf warnings affected the Big Sur coast.

Federal prosecutors say Daly City resident Donald Do tried to export 292 protected loggerhead musk turtles to Taiwan after allegedly buying animals poached in Florida.

Richmond police say a person was found in the Harbor Channel near Canal Boulevard and are treating the discovery as a suspicious death. Investigators say there is no active threat and have asked for tips.

A residential structure fire on Cornelia Avenue forced roadblocks at Summit and Lovell on Saturday; Mill Valley PD issued a Nixle advisory and crews remained on scene.

A former San Quentin janitor pleaded guilty to federal drug charges after investigators say they found meth and cannabis hidden in a hollowed-out peanut butter jar. Prosecutors say the scheme ran from 2019 to 2024 and generated six-figure proceeds.

A San Francisco mother says dashcam shows a car strike her toddler and the family’s nanny; she’s pushing for a raised crosswalk and better lighting. The family has launched a fundraiser and a petition.

A 41‑year‑old San Francisco man was arrested after threats to an elementary and middle school forced hours‑long lockdowns; prosecutors say multiple felony counts are pending.

SFPD and sheriff’s deputies made 62 arrests and seized roughly 0.74 pounds of suspected narcotics during a multi‑unit DMACC sweep across the Tenderloin, Mission and Southern districts.

Police say a man was injured in a May 13 shooting near Corrigan and Eggers in Fremont; investigators detained multiple people and arrested one after a San Jose search warrant.

A College of Marin professor is under Title IX investigation after a student filed a sexual‑harassment complaint; a closed hearing is scheduled for May 22.

Copper thieves knocked hundreds of Richmond streetlights offline; city officials say repairs could near $2M as crews pivot to solar replacements.