An Emeryville man was sentenced to six years after pleading no contest to pimping in a scheme prosecutors say began with a fake modeling offer. Court records detail the deal.

Supervisor Matt Dorsey wants to pilot the Tenderloin’s midnight corner‑store curfew in SoMa after a new study showed big drops in late‑night drug incidents. Merchants warn the restriction punishes small businesses.

San Francisco police responding to a burglary call on Granada Avenue discovered a homicide victim and later arrested Cassidy Allen on murder and burglary charges. Details remain scarce as the investigation continues.

Steven Gaffney, 48, was convicted of vandalism and violating a court order after breaking into an Ocean Avenue laundromat and damaging a coin machine, according to the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office.

Police found a homicide victim at a reported burglary scene in San Francisco's Ingleside neighborhood. No arrests were made and the investigation is ongoing.

A delivery-person ruse left a Mission Dolores homeowner without $11 million in cryptocurrency and devices.

A 63-year-old Antioch man was in critical condition after being struck on the eastbound Highway 4 on‑ramp at Hillcrest Avenue Friday evening, police say.

Kaiser disbanded an eight‑person California security unit after internal and police records raised questions about unauthorized use of the CLETS law‑enforcement database.

A jury convicted a man of indecent exposure after he was found masturbating in Crocker Amazon Park; a witness stopped nearby children and called police. Prosecutors say officers found him fully exposed.

Joncarlo Gutierrez, 32, was charged with five counts of assault with a deadly weapon and two counts of mayhem for a series of attacks at a San Francisco bar.

A Berkeley man is in custody after allegedly forcing his ex and three toddlers into a car; police tracked the vehicle to San Leandro and the children were found unharmed.

Seventeen women filed a city claim alleging deputies forced group strip searches and filmed them at the San Francisco County Jail. The sheriff’s office says it is investigating.

Juries have handed down multimillion‑dollar awards against nursing homes tied to Shlomo Rechnitz while advocates say state licensing gaps let troubled facilities keep operating. The cases raise fresh questions about oversight and enforcement.