Residents near Capp and Shotwell say the city's bollards and warning letters only pushed the trade onto new streets, not out of the neighborhood.

A woman allegedly struck an SFMTA parking officer twice in the face before bystanders stepped in to separate them.

A Saturday night pursuit in San Francisco ended with a crash into a parked car and a brief foot chase before all three suspects were caught.

A federal jury convicted former YetiZen co-founder Japheth Dillman after his own Block Bits partner testified the trading bot never existed.

DA Brooke Jenkins says the two Bayshore shelter employees lied to officers hunting the gunman who wounded an SFPD officer.

A federal appeals panel says California and Giffords never proved the ATF's loophole actually hurt them. State law still bans the parts anyway.

An empty L Taraval train slammed into another near the SF Zoo after the operator fell asleep, SFMTA confirms, the second such incident in a year.

A car slammed into a building and fire hydrant at Van Ness and Ellis, marking another injury crash on one of SF's most dangerous streets.

Some Chinese Immersion School at De Avila families kept kids home the first week, saying the district never used the word lead in its emails.

Cristina Valdivia allegedly locked a passenger inside her car during a six-mile chase from Half Moon Bay, then invoked Julius Caesar when deputies caught up.

A rent board commissioner's own law firm sent the eviction email — while no repair permits had been filed with the city.

A jury found Alexander London guilty of attacking a woman in his own apartment, DA Brooke Jenkins announced.

Dustin Crawford, once sentenced for stabbing a neighbor, is accused of targeting the same prosecutor who took his 2016 plea.