A San Francisco jury convicted Jose Cano Flores of domestic violence and assault against a woman, who suffered multiple attacks including strangulation and a broken nose.

Former Cred LLC executives Daniel Schatt and Joseph Podulka were sentenced to prison for wire fraud conspiracy, misleading investors about the firm's financial state before its bankruptcy.

Indictment reveals a retail theft ring accused of returning counterfeit electronics while keeping originals, involving seven individuals, three of whom have been arrested.

The National Weather Service San Francisco Bay Area warns of high temperatures and a Moderate HeatRisk, advising precautions against heat-related illness and noting elevated fire and surf risks.

The historic sculpture "Whales" by Robert B. Howard is now installed at City College of San Francisco after restoration, highlighting the city's artistic heritage.

Natomee Hinton led SFPD on a dangerous chase, resulting in collisions and his arrest from Bay waters, facing multiple charges including assaulting an officer.

JPMorgan Chase confirmed layoffs of 99 employees at its One Front Street location in San Francisco, as it adjusts its staffing to align with business needs.

San Francisco authorities offer illegal occupants in Potrero Hill Airbnb gift cards or cash to vacate, stirring debate over the treatment of unleased residents amid broader housing concerns.

Colma police arrested a man, Erdenebat Borgio, at a dealership for public intoxication and warrants. He later headbutted an officer and faced additional charges.

When federal regulators come after you with a $291,000 lawsuit, it's usually serious business. But Boutique Air's legal trouble stems from something surprisingly specific: allegedly failing to collect drug and alcohol testing records from 21 employees' previous transportation jobs, not from skipping testing altogether.

Bay Area is set to experience high temperatures with a moderate HeatRisk advisory. Fire weather conditions and hazardous beach situations are expected. Safety measures are advised.

Former CEO of IRL, Abraham Shafi, is charged with wire fraud, securities fraud, and obstruction of justice for allegedly defrauding investors of $170 million.

A pursuit in San Francisco led to an arrest after a suspect wanted for a violent felony evaded police, caused no serious injuries, and was later captured by the SFPD's Marine Unit.