San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins reflects on first year, acknowledges ongoing challenges
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, who assumed office just over a year ago, released new data on the changes implemented during her tenure.
Case dropped against SF cop in deadly shooting
District Attorney Brooke Jenkins is no longer pursuing charges against a San Francisco police officer who fatally shot a man during a 2017 altercation.
UCSF security arrested for allegedly stealing over $200,000 worth of Apple products
A security guard at the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center has been charged with a series of thefts involving over $200,000 worth of Apple devices specifically designed for medical staff use, the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office announced on Thursday.
SF DA dismisses drug cases after officer accused of inappropriate relationship with informant
The San Francisco District Attorney's Office has started dismissing some drug dealing cases associated with a veteran police officer who is accused of engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a confidential informant, according to sources.
Charges not filed against man arrested in Embarcadero gun battle, DA says
The case against a man arrested in connection with a rolling gun battle along San Francisco's waterfront has been discharged, according to the district attorney's office.
California AG to review evidence in deadly shooting of Banko Brown
After mounting calls for further review into the fatal shooting of Banko Brown, California State Attorney General Rob Bonta has agreed to look into evidence in the case that resulted in San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins' decision not to file charges against the Walgreens security guard responsible for the deadly shooting.
D.A. Jenkins dismisses charges against officer who shot, wounded 2019 burglary suspect
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins has dropped the charges against an officer who shot and seriously wounded a Mission District burglary suspect in 2019, according to the officer's attorney.
Former SFPD cop cleared in fatal shooting of Keita O'Neil speaks out
A former San Francisco police officer will not face criminal charges in the fatal shooting of Keita O'Neil six years ago. The State A.G. declined to press charges. KTVU spoke with the officer involved.
'Serial stalker' who targeted women in San Francisco convicted, D.A. says
A man branded a “serial stalker" in San Francisco was convicted Wednesday of false imprisonment, sexual battery, battery and assault, the district attorney's office said.
'Justice for Banko Brown' protesters show up outside D.A. Jenkins' San Francisco office
Protesters showed up in front of San Francisco's district attorney's office on Wednesday to speak out against her decision to not charge the Walgreens security guard in the shooting death of accused shoplifter Banko Brown.
SF supervisors call for outside review of DA's decision in Banko Brown's shooting death, mayor speaks
The supervisors say the district attorney's opinion that Anthony, the guard, would mount a successful self-defense argument in court is wrong given that a weapon was never found at the scene or on Brown.
DA declines to prosecute Walgreens security guard for deadly shooting of Banko Brown; video released
A video was released showing the fatal shooting of Banko Brown as San Francisco's DA declined to file charges against the security guard who shot him.
Mayor Breed trusts D.A. to handle investigation into Banko Brown's killing
In her first comments about the shooting death of a Black trans man by a Walgreens security guard last month, San Francisco Mayor London Breed says she is confident both the district attorney and San Francisco Police Department will thoroughly investigate the case of Banko Brown.
DA moves to dismiss case against SF police officer in Jamaica Hampton shooting
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins filed a motion to dismiss the case against police officer Christopher Flores who assault suspect Jamaica Hampton.
Momeni arraignment postponed again; medical examiner details drugs found in Bob Lee's system
The man charged in the stabbing death of Cash App founder, Bob Lee, was back in a San Francisco courtroom on Tuesday. Nima Momeni appeared in court, but his attorney asked to postpone the proceedings. Meanwhile, the medical examiner released key details about drugs found in Lee's system.
Former SF fire commissioner attacked with pipe accused of using bear spray on homeless people
A former San Francisco fire commissioner, who was beaten with a metal rod, is facing backlash after the public defender's office released videos and information claiming he used bear spray on unhoused people eight times.
SF D.A. to drop charges against man arrested for former fire commissioner's beating, attorney says
An attorney for a former San Francisco fire commissioner, who was beaten with a metal rod in the Marina District earlier this month, says the district attorney's office plans to drop charges against the man arrested in connection to this attack and that the beating was out of self-defense.
Newsom sending National Guard to San Francisco to disrupt fentanyl trafficking
San Francisco has struggled to stem its fentanyl crisis, prompting Gov. Gavin Newsom to direct the state National Guard and California Highway Patrol to join the city's efforts to fight fentanyl trafficking.
How Cash App founder's stabbing unleashed 'lawlessness' debate in San Francisco
The violent stabbing death of Cash App founder Bob Lee earlier this month fueled accusations of "lawlessness" and progressive policies run amok in San Francisco.
San Francisco city leaders hold public town hall on safety
District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, SFPD Police Chief Bill Scott, and others hold a public town hall meeting regarding safety concerns in San Francisco.