Judge Approves Further DNA Collection In Golden State Killer Case
A judge ruled Thursday that authorities can collect DNA, fingerprints and body photos of the man suspected of being California's Golden State Killer.
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A judge ruled Thursday that authorities can collect DNA, fingerprints and body photos of the man suspected of being California's Golden State Killer.
The Zodiac Killer, who's killing spree around the Bay Area draws worldwide attention to this day, may be weeks away from being unmasked.
An attorney representing residents in San Francisco's Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood filed a class action lawsuit against a firm contracted by the U.S. Navy to rid the area's former naval shipyard of radiation.
The 72-year-old former police officer who authorities say is the Golden State Killer appeared in court Wednesday as his lawyer tried to limit additional evidence from being gathered.
A San Francisco Superior Court judge Wednesday agreed to reduce a felony child endangerment/abuse charge to a misdemeanor for a former Mission District elementary school teacher accused of dangling a student from a second-floor balcony last December.
Two men tied up the resident of a home southwest of Santa Rosa, stole marijuana and fled in a van Wednesday morning.
Authorities hunted Tuesday night for a paroled sex offender who led them on an hours-long chase through California in a motor home with his two young children inside.
Two men tied up the resident of a home southwest of Santa Rosa, stole marijuana and fled in a van Wednesday morning, according to the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office.
An official autopsy released Tuesday says an unarmed black man was shot seven times, not eight as concluded by an independent doctor hired by the man's family.
Thieves were captured on video stealing a laptop from a Berkeley cafe and punching a Good Samaritan who tried to stop them.
Police and California Highway Patrol officers spent hours chasing a motorhome along streets and highways in Southern California Tuesday.
A Daly City woman who lost her fiancé -- the father of her three-year-old daughter -- at the hands of an SFO coworker last week told KPIX 5 she had no idea an innocent workplace crush could take such a deadly turn.
San Francisco's City Attorney is seeking a $5.5 million fine for two landlords who allegedly converted 14 apartments into illegal Airbnbs.
San Francisco prosecutors argued that a 64-year-old man who stole $5 and a bottle of cologne from his neighbor is a risk to public safety.
