Fugitive captured in Taiwan who allegedly stole $3 million from kidnapped SF woman
Police returned to San Francisco from Taiwan on Friday with a fugitive accused of binding a woman with duct tape inside her Bernal Heights home and stealing $3 million more than two months ago.
SF Pride parade and police settle dispute over uniforms
The political divisions and disagreements over San Francisco Police Department officers marching in uniform at this year's Pride parade seems to have made progress Thursday in the form of a resolution.
Police investigate fatal stabbing in Tenderloin district
A man was fatally stabbed late Wednesday morning on the corner of Turk and Jones streets in San Francisco. No arrests have been made.
San Francisco police, firefighters refuse to march in Pride parade over uniform battle
SF Pride won't allow police officers to march in the parade unless they wear civilian clothes. Police officers have responded saying they won't participate in this year's event unless they can wear their uniforms.
SFPD respond to broad daylight shooting near Mission District playground, no arrests
San Francisco Police Department on Monday responded to a shooting on 21st and Folsom streets in the city's Mission District.
California DOJ to review deadly San Francisco police shooting
State prosecutors review and investigate an officer-involved shooting that left two dead in San Francisco on Thursday, officials with the California Department of Justice announced Monday.
2 men dead; SFPD officers involved in shooting during aggravated assault call
Two men died Thursday in the Dogpatch neighborhood after San Francisco police fired shots while responding to a call of an aggravated assault – but it wasn't immediately made clear whether they died as a result of being shot by police.
Man shot in San Francisco attempted backpack robbery, no arrests
The shooting was reported around 5:30 p.m. in the area of Eddy and Hyde streets, where four suspects tried to rob the victim of his backpack and then shot him during the struggle over it, according to police. No arrests have been made.
San Francisco considers limitations on traffic stops for minor infractions
The San Francisco Police Commission is set to take up the issues around "pretext stops," or minor vehicular infractions that some believe are used to harass people of color.
San Francisco's newest supervisor attends first board meeting, plans to run in November for full term
San Francisco's newest supervisor says his background and experience will help him address some of the city's biggest issues. Matt Dorsey attended his first Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday morning just one day after being sworn into office.
Confidence shook as efforts to crack down on retail theft continue
Law enforcement from the state level to cities here in the Bay Area say they are cracking down on retail theft. Despite the crackdown, retail theft continues to be an ongoing problem that impacts multimillion dollar businesses and small shops alike.
Urban Alchemy ambassador shot in San Francisco Tenderloin, source says
A source tells KTVU that an Urban Alchemy ambassador was shot in San Francisco's Tenderloin Friday afternoon.
Car thief crashes into multiple police vehicles while fleeing, SFPD says
San Francisco police arrested 24-year-old Robert Sonza for allegedly stealing a vehicle with large amounts of ammunition magazine, and crashing into multiple police vehicles while fleeing.
2 San Francisco police officers and 1 ex-cop arrested
A retired San Francisco police officer was found with a gun missing from the department and two current cops destroyed evidence in a separate case, the San Francisco Police Department announced Tuesday.
GameStop victim of repeated mob-style thefts; community calls it a crisis in the Mission
Thieves have struck at one GameStop store in San Francisco three times in a matter of days.
Police search for person with firearm in Twin Peaks neighborhood, incident resolved
Police in San Francisco searched for a person with a firearm in a neighborhood just east of Twin Peaks Thursday night. They have since "disengaged with the subject," a police spokesperson said in an update.
SFPD make their case for staffing increase before board of supervisors' committee
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Public Safety & Neighborhood Committee held a hearing Thursday for members of the police to discuss a report that shows there is a staffing shortage in the department.
Video: Driverless car pulled over by San Francisco police
San Francisco police made an unusual traffic stop recently when an officer pulled over a driverless car.
Attorney alleges 13-year-old Black student was racially profiled, unlawfully detained by police
Civil rights attorney John Burris announced a federal lawsuit against the City and County of San Francisco on Wednesday. The attorney alleges his client, a Black seventh grader, was racially profiled and unlawfully detained by police.
San Francisco police offer $50,000 reward in connection to man's 2020 homicide
San Francisco police on Tuesday, announced a reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the 2020 homicide of a man in the Bayview District.