SFPD and OCME are seeking help to identify a man found deceased in October 2024, despite exhaustive identification attempts including a rendered sketch.

A Tesla crashed into The Mellow SF plant store in San Francisco's Mission District, causing no injuries but leading to an early closure. The autopilot malfunctioned, the driver lost control, and the vehicle belonged to the property manager.

A routine check in Colma led to the felony arrest of Enoch Marsh after finding him with drug paraphernalia and a substance believed to be fentanyl, on top of a no-bail felony warrant.

Mayor Daniel Lurie participated in a San Francisco emergency preparedness drill, showcasing the city's firefighting capabilities and disaster readiness with the EFWS system.

A severe car crash at 6th and Harrison in San Francisco resulted in multiple injuries and one fatality, with intoxication as a possible factor. A suspect is detained, and SFPD seeks community tips.

Alcatraz ferry workers' union, after a long negotiation period and strikes, secured a tentative labor contract that could see significant wage increases.

Valley Water CEO Rick Callender is on voluntary leave due to a misconduct complaint; specifics undisclosed. An interim CEO search is in progress while Callender denies leave is related to allegations.

A beloved Starbucks at 99 Jackson Street in San Francisco, considered a "community clubhouse," is set to close, despite the community's efforts to save it.

San Francisco City Attorney secures a legal victory against GigSmart, requiring the company to reclassify gig workers as employees, ensuring worker rights and a $703,000 payout.

Colma Police arrested 38-year-old Marcus Montalvo for shoplifting and possessing a fake ID after a theft on Colma Boulevard. A $40,000 arrest warrant escalated charges to felony theft.

San Francisco man, Adolph Patrick Greene, faces felony charges for shooting at a Muni bus; no one was injured. He pleaded not guilty and is held without bail.

San Francisco's Director of Health, Dr. Grant Colfax, has decided to resign after nearly six years in the role. His tenure saw significant health crises managed, including Covid-19 and the fentanyl epidemic.

ICE deported Mario Hidalgo, a former Sinaloa Cartel member and associate of El Chapo, back to Mexico after he served a U.S. prison sentence for drug trafficking.