A Bay Area investigation led to charges against a San Francisco rapper in a 2021 Richmond shooting that killed a 21‑year‑old. The arrest follows a multiyear probe.

Court testimony this week filled in a timeline of the Oct. killing of Condor Club manager Mark Calcagni, and prosecutors say evidence ties two former employees to the attack.

South San Francisco police say two officer‑initiated traffic stops yielded loaded handguns and multiple arrests.

The SF District Attorney charged a person identified as "Mr. Amil" with murder and a hit-and-run, and says it will seek pretrial detention without bail.

Helmet‑cam video shows a black Mercedes hit a cyclist at 8th and Mission and speed away. Riders say they passed footage to local TV as investigators weigh charges.

CHP Northern Division says K‑9 Riva alerted officers during a traffic stop on April 13 that led to about 53.5 pounds of suspected meth being seized; the driver was booked.

Bloomberg's new feature revisits the 2023 stabbing of Cash App founder Bob Lee and how investigators zeroed in on Emeryville consultant Nima Momeni. The reporting reframes early assumptions about motive and who the attacker was.

San Bruno investigators served a search warrant on the 200 block of East Ave in an ICAC probe; a suspect was arrested and police say there's no ongoing threat.

A 2‑year‑old in San Francisco’s South of Market died after a fall at an in‑home daycare; family demands answers as city and state investigators probe the case.

Firefighters put out a blaze at an abandoned Daly City building at 101 Wellington Ave; investigators say trespassers started the first‑floor fire and no one was inside.

Five people lost their homes Wednesday night after a one-alarm fire tore through a building under construction on the 1700 block of 31st Avenue in the Outer Sunset, bringing firefighters racing to the scene just as the dinner hour wound down.

CAL FIRE says it will move to permanently staff one engine per battalion and is recruiting full‑time Firefighter II crews as training begins in Sonoma‑Lake‑Napa.

A San Francisco caregiver was federally indicted for allegedly failing to report $1.5M tied to care for an elderly client. The indictment follows a civil suit claiming millions were siphoned from the client’s accounts.