Former S.F. staffer pleads guilty to embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars in city...
A 40-year-old former San Francisco city official pleaded guilty to embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars in city funds and participating in another former city employee’s fraud scheme.
S.F. social worker in critical condition after hospital stabbing
Deputies recovered a 5-inch kitchen knife suspected of being used in the attack.
Fake Quake? Phones Buzz in S.F. After 5.9 Earthquake Reported in Nevada
A 5.9 magnitude earthquake was reported in Nevada, causing alerts in San Francisco. However, the USGS later removed the quake from its map, leading to uncertainty about its occurrence.
Inmate stabbed in stomach during fight at San Francisco jail, sheriff says
The San Francisco Sheriff's Office is investigating after an inmate at the county jail was stabbed today.
Cause of death revealed for Claude, San Francisco’s beloved albino alligator
Claude the iconic albino alligator at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco died from liver cancer, according to a necropsy, which showed the cancer was extensive and caused liver failure.
Some California universities seeing decline in enrollment: Here’s why
Some CSUs and UCs have been seeing a steady decline in enrollment, while others are seeing an enrollment boom. So, what gives? We look into the factors affecting it.
Atmospheric rivers could bring 10 straight days of rain to these West Coast cities
Forecasts have already emerged for some areas in Western Washington ahead of next week's storms, indicating the likelihood of flooding conditions
Oakland Police Arrest Armed Suspect Wanted for Human Trafficking at Liquor Store
This article contains content summarized with GPT-4. Learn more. Police released body camera footage showing officers confronting an armed suspect in an Oakland liquor store. Officers responded to the scene to apprehend a man wanted in connection with human trafficking. During the arrest, the suspect tried to reach...
SF Deputy Who Lied in Shrimp Boy Probe May Lose Badge After State Panel’s...
A San Francisco sheriff’s deputy who admitted to lying to federal agents in the long-running Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow probe is now staring down the possibility of losing his law-enforcement certification. Yesterday, the state Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training voted unanimously to authorize a full...
How SFPD’s new investigation center is ‘catching criminals faster’ using 400 cameras, drones
The Real-Time Investigation Center is also known as R-TIC. At the center, SFPD investigators have access to 400 license plate reader cameras and more than 60 drones to fight crime.

















