A former San Francisco city employee, Stanley Ellicott, was sentenced to three years for stealing over $600k from a Workers' Compensation fund. He pleaded guilty to seven felonies, including money laundering and misusing public money.

A car collision causing a fire and traffic delays in San Francisco was quickly contained by firefighters, with one person hospitalized for non-life-threatening injuries.

A military marine flare washed ashore near Vicente Street and was safely detonated by bomb squads Sunday; the beach reopened later that night.

Tommy Lee Jones' daughter, Victoria Jones, was found dead at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco on New Year's Day. Cause of death is not yet released.

New reporting challenges the online conspiracy around Suchir Balaji’s death, pointing to official autopsy findings and surveillance footage.

A 93-year-old Fremont man surrendered after telling police he shot his spouse in a parking lot. Detectives opened homicide case #260103003 and the DA will review the evidence.

A fire on Beckett Street in San Francisco resulted in one person hospitalized for burns and another displaced, with the SFFD responding and investigating the cause.

A person was rescued from the water at The Embarcadero's Pier 9 in San Francisco. Firefighters and police responded swiftly, saving the individual with non-life-threatening injuries.

The family of a Palo Alto man who drowned says the lone lifeguard was untrained and unsupervised; the case goes to trial next Monday and could carry eight‑figure stakes.

Two former Providence Foundation staffers were arraigned after prosecutors say they funneled more than $115,000 in city funds through false invoices for work at the Oasis Family Shelter.

A two-vehicle crash on Friday evening at Mission and Onondaga involved 12 people; four were taken to hospitals and SFPD says the cause is under investigation.

Victoria Kafka Jones, 34, was found dead at the Fairmont San Francisco on New Year’s Day; authorities say the Medical Examiner is investigating.

Two former Providence Foundation employees are charged with fraud involving over $115,000 from San Francisco, involving false invoicing for unrendered services at a shelter they managed.