A man was killed after a semi struck him on Highway 29 near Hoffman Lane, closing southbound lanes for hours while CHP investigated. Detours were posted.

Former Rohnert Park officer Joseph Huffaker filed for a new trial after his July 2025 federal conviction; a San Francisco judge will hear the motion on April 15, 2026.

A report of a suspicious device at the County Garage on Middlefield Road prompted a morning police sweep; deputies later cleared the scene with no device found.

A Honda Accord ran through the median and hit a tree on I‑280 north of El Monte Road on April 6; one passenger was killed and two were taken to Stanford Medical Center.

A 35-year-old woman was shot in West Oakland after an apparent dispute over an RV that was later set ablaze; police are searching for the suspected shooter.

A suspect was arrested after shots were fired into an occupied Susie Way apartment; police say two residents — including a small child — were narrowly missed. Investigators credit a coordinated multi‑agency operation for the arrest.

A San Francisco nanny was arrested at SFO after a Tiburon family reported roughly $60,000 in unauthorized charges, police say.

A federal judge refused to block San Francisco’s harm‑reduction practice after Tenderloin residents sued to stop nonprofits from distributing smoking kits. The ruling preserves distribution while the lawsuit proceeds.

A restored 1948 Pacific Electric F‑line streetcar was struck by a San Francisco fire engine at Embarcadero & Bay Street; no injuries were reported and service was briefly halted.

A jury convicted a Mission District man of violating a protective order and several weapons offenses after officers say they found a loaded, de‑serialized handgun in his car.

San Francisco police say four people were arrested April 1 in a robbery and four vehicle break‑ins; the department announced the roundup on X.

An elevator in a century‑old Russian Hill apartment dropped three stories on Monday, sending a rider to the hospital. Fire crews freed the trapped person and city inspectors were notified.

Central Marin will pay $3.15M after a San Anselmo man says officers tased him while he suffered a grand mal seizure; the settlement renews scrutiny of training and oversight.