Harbor Horror As Body Found In Richmond Channel Near Canal Boulevard
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.
Cornelia Avenue Shut Down As Mill Valley Firefighters Battle House Blaze
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.
San Quentin ‘Peanut Butter’ Janitor Admits Running Meth Pipeline to Inmates
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.
Moscone Park Horror As SF Toddler Flipped In Stroller, Nanny Hit In Crosswalk
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.
Fremont Street Fight Turns to Gunfire as Cops Nab Suspect in San Jose
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.
Title IX Firestorm Hits College Of Marin Over Harassment Claim
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.
Ukiah Parolee Busted After San Mateo Cops Run Child-Sex Chat Sting
An undercover Internet Crimes Against Children probe led San Mateo detectives to arrest Christopher G. Purtill in Ukiah after alleged explicit chats with someone he believed to be 13. He is being held in Mendocino County.
Mystery LLCs Turn Quiet SF Grandma's Mailbox Into A Paper Storm
A 93‑year‑old San Francisco homeowner says her mailbox has been flooded with business mail for LLCs she never authorized — and state filings show her address linked to the companies. Investigators and experts warn it’s a red flag worth reporting.












