A bystander’s video shows a man throwing objects and clinging to an SUV on California Street in the Richmond District; SFPD arrested a 49‑year‑old suspect.

San Francisco's Californios just did something no Mexican restaurant anywhere in the world — including in Mexico — has ever done, and the rest of Wednesday night's Michelin ceremony had its own share of surprises, from a Sonoma winery rocketing to three stars to a Green Star comeback nobody saw coming.

SFPD’s Organized Retail Crime Task Force says 35 people were arrested in May–June operations and more than $8,000 in stolen goods were recovered, including high‑value purses returned to a victim.

A 20-year-old woman was hit by a California State Parks lifeguard vehicle at Francis Beach in Half Moon Bay; she was hospitalized and authorities are investigating.

Sunnyvale DPS says a Mountain View search turned up an un‑serialized AR‑15–style rifle, handguns and a 30‑round magazine. The resident is a documented gang member under investigation.

San Mateo police will run nightly suppression patrols through July 4, confiscating fireworks — sparklers included — and issuing citations under the municipal code.

The San Francisco DA says Otis Broughton was charged in a human‑trafficking case involving a minor; the case is under active investigation.

A long-hidden Giordano probe released June 23 finds six Vallejo officers violated policy in a badge‑bending ritual; eight were cleared. The report was unsealed after years of legal fights.

Yosemite rangers are investigating after a visitor was swept over Nevada Fall; witnesses say a bystander tried to rescue the swimmer. Officials continue to gather evidence.

A local tutoring nonprofit says 40 donated Chromebooks, staff laptops and livestream gear were stolen in a break-in. Organizers are holding a Sunday fundraiser to replace the equipment.

Sheriff's deputies say they pulled a 12-year-old and a 14-year-old from a house fire on Bandoni Avenue in San Lorenzo Tuesday. The agency's post offered few details.

DEA San Francisco warned World Cup attendees outside Levi's Stadium that counterfeit pills can contain fentanyl and that "one pill can kill."

Firefighters battled a third-floor blaze at 179 Oak Street early Wednesday; SFFD set up an on-scene command post across the street as crews worked the scene.