Man accidentally shoots himself in the leg New Years morning
The man fired a handgun accidentally at 1:40 a.m., injuring himself, police said. The incident took place in the 1200 block of Fritzen Street, according to police.
The man fired a handgun accidentally at 1:40 a.m., injuring himself, police said. The incident took place in the 1200 block of Fritzen Street, according to police.
Tenderloin officers arrest auto burglary suspect
Officers arrived and arrested 40-year-old Steven Mills, who was found with property from the victim's car and burglary tools, police said.
Officers arrived and arrested 40-year-old Steven Mills, who was found with property from the victim's car and burglary tools, police said.
SFPD arrests auto burglary suspect
40-year-old Steven Mills was located with burglary tools on him.
40-year-old Steven Mills was located with burglary tools on him.
Pacifica police investigating 'suspicious' circumstances around kidnapping call
Officers received a call just before 7 a.m. from a resident at a home on the 1100 block of Manzanita Drive who reported hearing suspicious noises in her home.
Officers received a call just before 7 a.m. from a resident at a home on the 1100 block of Manzanita Drive who reported hearing suspicious noises in her home.
Classes to resume Friday at San Francisco State following bomb threat
SF State police is working with San Francisco police department to investigate the threat.
SF State police is working with San Francisco police department to investigate the threat.
Main campus of San Francisco State University evacuated due to bomb threat
The university is in the middle of finals week.
The university is in the middle of finals week.
San Francisco woman offers $7K reward, flies plane banner to find her dog
Emilie Talermo said Thursday she has been doing everything she can to find her dog, Jackson, since it was stolen Saturday outside a grocery store in the Bernal Heights neighborhood.
Emilie Talermo said Thursday she has been doing everything she can to find her dog, Jackson, since it was stolen Saturday outside a grocery store in the Bernal Heights neighborhood.
SFPD release body-camera footage of non-fatal police shooting
SFPD held a town-hall meeting on their most recent, non-fatal officer involved shooting in the Mission District. They showed officer-worn body camera video and released 911 calls as part of their presentation.
SFPD held a town-hall meeting on their most recent, non-fatal officer involved shooting in the Mission District. They showed officer-worn body camera video and released 911 calls as part of their presentation.
Nearly 1,000 firearms turned in at Bay Area buyback events
The San Francisco buyback collected 318 guns, including 17 assault rifles, during the four-hour event on Saturday morning.
The San Francisco buyback collected 318 guns, including 17 assault rifles, during the four-hour event on Saturday morning.
318 guns bought back in San Francisco
The event took place Saturday. Gun owners were offered $100 per firearm.
The event took place Saturday. Gun owners were offered $100 per firearm.
SFPD investigating mid-morning officer-involved shooting
The shooting happened after officers responded to a burglary call about 8:30 a.m. at 23rd and Capp streets, according to a Twitter post by San Francisco police.
The shooting happened after officers responded to a burglary call about 8:30 a.m. at 23rd and Capp streets, according to a Twitter post by San Francisco police.
SFPD officer-involved shooting leaves man with life-threatening injuries
A San Francisco police officer was also injured. His injuries are considered non-life threatening. Elissa Harrington reports from San Francisco.
A San Francisco police officer was also injured. His injuries are considered non-life threatening. Elissa Harrington reports from San Francisco.
Former San Francisco sheriff's deputy sentenced to 14 months in prison for insurance fraud
April Myres, 55, of San Francisco, a former 20-year veteran of the Sheriff's Department, was given the prison term by U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg of San Francisco.
April Myres, 55, of San Francisco, a former 20-year veteran of the Sheriff's Department, was given the prison term by U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg of San Francisco.
Former San Francisco Sheriff Deputy sentenced
April Myers received 14 months of prison time for a fraudulent insurance claim.
April Myers received 14 months of prison time for a fraudulent insurance claim.
63-year-old woman, mother of 9, killed in hit-and-run identified
A woman killed in a hit-and-run collision on Wednesday on San Francisco's Mission Street has been identified by the city's medical examiner's office as Faamaini Fau.
A woman killed in a hit-and-run collision on Wednesday on San Francisco's Mission Street has been identified by the city's medical examiner's office as Faamaini Fau.
Latest report shows decline in use of force by San Francisco police
The San Francisco Police Department credits de-esclation training, crisis intervention training and improved communication tactics for a decline in the department's use of force.
The San Francisco Police Department credits de-esclation training, crisis intervention training and improved communication tactics for a decline in the department's use of force.
San Francisco Supervisor and police officer's association have yet to resolve bitter dispute
Both sides are crying foul in this ongoing dispute.
Both sides are crying foul in this ongoing dispute.
San Francisco Supervisor and police officer's association have yet to resolve bitter dispute
Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer was filmed by a KQED reporter Tuesday evening chanting profanities towards the San Francisco Police Officers Association. The SFPOA responded by sending her Dove Soap and a letter, which in part called upon the supervisor to attend a 40 hour bias training to better understand her apparent hatred of police officers. Christien Kafton reports.
Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer was filmed by a KQED reporter Tuesday evening chanting profanities towards the San Francisco Police Officers Association. The SFPOA responded by sending her Dove Soap and a letter, which in part called upon the supervisor to attend a 40 hour bias training to better understand her apparent hatred of police officers. Christien Kafton reports.
69-year-old San Francisco woman identified as victim in deadly pedestrian crash
At 3:26 p.m., officers responded to the collision at 19th Street and South Van Ness Avenue and found the injured female pedestrian. She was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries, police said.
At 3:26 p.m., officers responded to the collision at 19th Street and South Van Ness Avenue and found the injured female pedestrian. She was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries, police said.
After 3 years, San Francisco police complete 11% of 272 reforms
Much of the delay, Chief Bill Scott said, was because of the Trump administration's withdrawal from the process. Under President Donald Trump, who was elected just after the Justice Department issued its recommendations, the administration no longer aids police departments seeking reforms.
Much of the delay, Chief Bill Scott said, was because of the Trump administration's withdrawal from the process. Under President Donald Trump, who was elected just after the Justice Department issued its recommendations, the administration no longer aids police departments seeking reforms.