SFPD Appeals to Public for Aid in Human Trafficking Case Linked to San Francisco Massage Parlor
SFPD appeals for public assistance in a human trafficking probe linked to a massage parlor on O'Farrell Street, suspecting more victims of exploitation.
DOJ Seeks Data on Non-Citizen Inmates from California Sheriffs, Targets LA and San Francisco in Immigration Crackdown
The DOJ requested information on non-citizen inmates from California county sheriffs to assist in deportation of criminals, with emphasis on cooperation for public safety.
SFPD's DART Task Force Arrests Two Suspected in San Francisco Retail Theft Spree Totaling Over $15,000
SFPD DART unit arrested two suspects, Shrimpton and Twedell, linked to a series of retail thefts with over $15,000 stolen. Charges include burglary and grand theft.
San Francisco's Cool Summer Continues, Fire Threat Looms in Hills as Weekend Warm-Up Anticipated
San Francisco experiences cooler summer days with below-normal temperatures and a slight warming trend forecasted for the weekend. There's an elevated fire weather threat in the hills, while fog and drizzle continue near the coast.
SFUSD Expands Chinese Bilingual Education, Dr. Maria Su Leads Initiative with Support from Community and Educators
SFUSD Superintendent Dr. Maria Su is leading an initiative to expand Chinese bilingual education in San Francisco, with support from retired expert Liana Szeto and funding from a local benefactor.
San Francisco Board of Supervisors Backs Mayor Lurie's Plan for RV Homelessness, Introduces Parking Limits and Housing Assistance
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors approved a plan to address vehicular homelessness, imposing a citywide RV parking limit with outreach and housing assistance.
San Francisco City Attorney Sues Tenderloin Landlord for Neglecting Property and Tenant Rights
San Francisco's City Attorney sues landlord Charles Kartchner for neglecting a property, leaving tenants in the Tenderloin district without heat and hot water while ignoring multiple city violation notices.
San Francisco's Cool Snap to Give Way to Warmer Weather as Weekend Nears
Cool weather in San Francisco is set to warm up starting Friday, with the marine layer compressing and temperatures rising. Elevated fire weather concerns persist in areas above the fog. Marine conditions will become rougher by Saturday.
SF-Berkeley Activists Superglue Bodies to LA Trader Joe's Chicken Cases as Protest War Escalates
Two Berkeley activists armed with superglue just turned grocery shopping into a legal battlefield. Now Trader Joe's is fighting back with restraining orders and the gloves are officially off.
San Francisco Launches 'Love Our Neighborhoods' Program for Swift Beautification Permits Under Mayor Lurie's Initiative
Mayor Daniel Lurie launched the Love Our Neighborhoods program in San Francisco to expedite and lower the cost of community improvement project permits.












