A Petaluma man and former Stockton officer was hit with a federal child‑porn charge after explosives and meth were seized during a July arson probe.

Pleasanton police arrested a 26-year-old after tracing a Hertz rental to follow‑home robberies that targeted people leaving a San Leandro dispensary. Authorities say she faces fraud warrants in multiple states.

A passenger on a Southwest flight from San Francisco to Nashville says a fellow traveler exposed himself and touched them; police arrested the suspect at BNA and he's being held on $25,000 bond.

Two people were found shot to death in a Concord home and a third person was arrested. Police say there is no active threat as detectives investigate.

A 52-year-old man was shot Tuesday evening in San Francisco's Bayview near McKinnon and Toland; police say his injuries are not life-threatening and suspects remain at large.

San Francisco's Chief Medical Examiner seeks help identifying an unidentified deceased woman found on May 18, 2025, with red hair, green eyes, and unique tattoos.

Isabella Alcaraz faces a lawsuit for $9,500 in unpaid rent at her former pet shop, despite claiming no outstanding rent. The new owner struggles with the shop's condition and eviction.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Two dogs died after stays booked through the Rover app, and owners say others were returned sick. The deaths have prompted an SFPD probe and social outrage.

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.