San Francisco Duo Arrested for Shoplifting in Colma, Sparking Police Chase and Altercation
The Colma Police Department reported the arrest of two individuals for theft at a Target, involving a police chase and charges of shoplifting, conspiracy, and resisting arrest.
South San Francisco Police Utilize Drone to Defuse Violent Brawl, Arrest Made for Possession of Illegally Modified Firearm
Police used drone technology to manage a large fight in a hotel parking lot in South San Francisco, leading to the arrest of a man with an illegal weapon.
San Francisco Sees Major Crime Rate Decline, but Southern District Struggles with Rising Property Crimes
Crime rates in San Francisco have decreased by 25.4% in 2025, with violent and property crimes down, but with an increase in property crime in the Southern District and a rise in human trafficking incidents.
Berkeley Sidewalk Death: Driver Gets 18 Years For Fatal Police Chase Crash
A judge handed Alexander McGee an 18-year sentence for the 2020 Berkeley crash that killed Bernadette Young Bear; court records show about 11 years' credit for time served.
Palo Alto Eco Activist Awaits Sentencing In Online Child Sex Case
Robert “Bob” Wenzlau, 67, will be sentenced Jan. 8 after pleading no contest in a child‑exploitation case that began with an undercover probe. The plea carries sex‑offender registration and a tentative prison term under the agreement.
Richmond Transformer Fire Plunged Western San Francisco into Darkness Again Yesterday
A transformer fire in the Richmond cut power to roughly 11,000 PG&E customers Sunday night, briefly darkening sections of Golden Gate Park and the Presidio while crews restored service.
Shashane Chambers Granted Parole After Over 30 Years Incarcerated for 1994 Guilford County Murder
Shashane Chambers, serving life for a 1994 second-degree murder, has been granted parole by the North Carolina Post-Release Supervision and Parole Commission, set for release on January 5, 2026.
Fired Stanford Cancer Researcher Dodges Jail with San Jose Probation Deal
A former Stanford research coordinator was sentenced to four years of probation after a jury found she altered patient records in a Genentech‑sponsored breast cancer trial.
San Francisco's Sunset District Rocked by Illegal Sideshow: U-Haul Torched, Suspect Detained
A San Francisco sideshow led to a U-Haul being set on fire, property damage, and community unrest; a suspect was detained and the incident is under investigation.
San Francisco Celebrates Major Crime Reduction: Homicides at Lowest Since 1950s, Larceny Theft Plummets by 30%
San Francisco reports a significant drop in crime, including larceny and homicides, with a focus on retail theft leading to safer shopping areas and improved public sentiment. High-tech law enforcement tools contribute to this success.












