Former San Francisco Public Works head Mohammed Nuru sentenced to 7 years

The former head of San Francisco's Public Works Department was sentenced to seven years in prison for a scheme involving bribes and kickbacks on city contracts. 

3 arrested in 'Yoga to the People' tax fraud case

The complaint said the defendants evaded taxes by failing to keep corporate books by accepting yoga students’ payments in cash, sometimes collected in tissue boxes passed around during classes, and by paying yoga teachers in cash and “off the books.”

Castro shops won't pay taxes unless San Francisco addresses crime and homelessness

The Castro Merchants Association sent a letter to San Francisco city officials saying they plan to stop paying taxes if The City doesn't do more to address burglaries, vandalism, people with behavioral health problems and unhoused people camping on the sidewalks in front of businesses and residences.

California may be 1st state to ban selling new, gas-operated cars after 2035

If passed, the guidelines will require 35% of new passenger vehicles be zero-emission by 2026. By 2035, all new cars and light trucks sold in California would be zero-emission.

SF investigates after out-of-town cop drops off homeless man in city

San Francisco's City Attorney David Chiu said he's now investigating the San Rafael Police Department for dropping off a homeless man in the city without providing him help. 

SF supervisor candidate refers to Jewish journalist as a Nazi

A woman running for San Francisco supervisor called a Jewish Bay Area journalist a Nazi, after he reported that she changed her address several times to wind up in District 4, where she plans to run, prompting a city investigation. 

Massive fire at San Francisco apartment building injures three, leaves 13 displaced

Fire officials say one person had to be rescued, and one person was injured, they are expected to be okay. Two firefighters were also injured while trying to contain the blaze, both are okay.

63-year-old man identified as victim killed in Mission District shooting

A man killed in a shooting that injured two other people early Sunday morning in San Francisco's Mission District has been identified by the city's Medical Examiner's Office as 63-year-old Mario Gomez Sanchez.

Castro Valley man sentenced in extremist killing of Oakland federal officer

Robert Blancas and three other people acknowledged destroying evidence after a federal security officer was killed and another wounded while guarding the Oakland federal building during a racial justice protest in May 2020.

Stabbing takes man's life in San Francisco

San Francisco police are investigating the apparent fatal stabbing of a man Monday morning in the Bayview neighborhood. 

Man charged with killing father and stepmother in San Francisco home speaks from jail

A 23-year-old man charged with killing his father and stepmother over the weekend as they slept in their San Francisco Bayview home, tells KTVU in an exclusive interview what led up to the deadly shootings and why he did it. 

33 Tehama: Frustrated residents moving out after more flooding, reports of burglaries

Residents are moving out of 33 Tehama in San Francisco after the latest flood and reports of burglaries in the evacuated units. Now city leaders are stepping in, looking for answers.

Caught in act, suspect in catalytic theft freed by San Francisco cops

It seemed like a slam dunk. Witnesses saw a catalytic converter theft in progress and called the cops. They came quick. Case closed? Well, not quite.

High-speed rail authority approves final environmental documents for SJ-SF section

The California high speed rail governing board approved the final environmental documents Thursday for the San Jose-to-San Francisco section, completing clearance of the project's Northern California leg.