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After a brutal knife attack on a young woman in 1962, the failure by San Francisco police to identify a suspect nearly tore her devoutly religious family apart. Then something like a miracle happened.
Police have arrested the suspect in a brutal beating in San Francisco's Tenderloin District on Friday evening that left the victim with life-threatening injuries.
A stolen vehicle crashed into a fire hydrant in the Tenderloin at high speeds on Sunday afternoon, causing major traffic delays in the area. The suspect is in custody after attempting to flee the scene.
PG&E could face criminal charges as serious as manslaughter or murder in the wake of the deadly Camp Fire.
A suicidal woman held law enforcement officers at bay for nearly 10 hours Saturday at a Rohnert Park gas station.
A San Quentin inmate who had walked away from the prison on Wednesday and carjacked his way to the Central Coast, is back behind bars in San Luis Obispo.
State Sen. Jerry Hill, D-San Mateo, joined law enforcement officials Friday afternoon in San Francisco to tell residents of a new state law going into effect next week for people convicted of driving drunk.
Friends, relatives, fellow police officers along with many residents gathered Friday night in Newman to remember Cpl. Ronil Singh on the same day that his alleged killer was captured.
The practice of putting mesh-like coverings, or 'spit hoods' over detainees heads during police arrests is under review in Berkeley.
An investigation conducted by multiple police departments led to the arrest of a suspect involved in a string of retail thefts at Solano Mall, Fairfield police said.
An inmate who walked away from San Quentin State Prison work crew may be connected to a carjacking that happened nearby on Wednesday night, according to prison officials.
A Santa Clara County sheriff's lieutenant was arrested on Wednesday in Las Vegas for allegedly faking the extent of an injury and receiving workers' compensation.
A Richmond man has pleaded not guilty to three felonies and a misdemeanor stemming from allegations that he threatened a female victim online.
A Mountain View man and his sister allegedly helped bring Guatemalan families and teens to the U.S. illegally, only to ensnare them in a scheme of forced sex and labor trafficking.
An Alameda County Superior Court judge Thursday suspended criminal proceedings against a transient charged with murder for the fatal stabbing of 18-year-old Nia Wilson at the MacArthur BART station in July, saying he finds there is "substantial evidence" the man is mentally incompetent to stand trial.
