Two Taiwan-based artists dangled off an 11-story Vallejo Street co-op to paint three-story letters. Residents can't decide if it's vandalism or art.

A former Sacramento County police officer's private investigator license now covers Flock's 400-plus San Francisco cameras.

Derreyl Goode, once tied to a city job-training program, was caught in Los Angeles nearly two decades after a fatal Fulton Street shooting.

DEA agents say the seized fentanyl alone carried roughly 500,000 potentially lethal doses. Three suspects now face possible federal mandatory minimums.

Studio Montessori charged families up to $4,000 a month while state inspectors logged 13 visits and five substantiated allegations before its abrupt May shutdown.

SFFD crews rushed to the crash on a Potrero Hill corridor already flagged as one of San Francisco's most dangerous for traffic collisions.

Gregory Morton was tracked to Oakland and arrested in the March killing of Tertron Johnson, 24 — then released within 48 hours.

A graffiti tag sprayed above the body helped crack the case. Now a judge must decide the suspect's fate before Monday.

Paul Farnsworth taught at El Granada Elementary and coached at Half Moon Bay High. Detectives now want other possible victims to come forward.

Nine months after Avenue Liquors burned, police say Benigno Pare bound his own wrist before igniting gasoline that killed him and Anil Sharma.

A San Francisco appeals panel says a Seattle judge got it wrong, reviving a federal demand for QueerDoc's patient records.

Three victims tracked stolen iPhones 380 miles south, only to hit a wall of agencies pointing fingers at each other.

A San Francisco jury found Christian Plummer guilty after the victim pushed him away in self-defense as he tried to force his way in with a hammer.