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The San Francisco Police Commission approved a draft policy on the police department's use of body-worn cameras Wednesday night, prohibiting officers from reviewing footage prior to submitting incident reports.
Working for the Boys & Girls Club of America gives McFarland the chance to pay troops back for their sacrifices.
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A suspect shot by police Wednesday in San Francisco's Bayview District has died, police Chief Greg Suhr said.
As many as three gunmen believed to be wearing military-style gear opened fire Wednesday at a Southern California social services center, killing at least 14 people and wounding more than a dozen others in what authorities described as a targeted mission.
A Modesto man became a multimillionaire after buying two winning lottery tickets within a matter of minutes.
A San Francisco man accused of having hundreds of photos and videos of child pornography was arrested in Santa Barbara last week as he was visiting for Thanksgiving, police said day.
NFL owners have punted on allowing teams to move to Los Angeles — at least for five weeks.
A San Francisco police officer known as the "Hot Cop of the Castro" pleaded not guilty Wednesday to two felony hit-and-run charges after he allegedly struck two pedestrians in a crosswalk in the city's North Beach neighborhood early Sunday and then fled the scene on foot.
One person was stabbed Wednesday afternoon at Julliard Park near downtown Santa Rosa, a police sergeant said.
Police checkpoints looking for drunk drivers may soon be able to detect marijuana-impairment with accuracy.
One Goh, the man accused of killing seven people and injured three others at an Oakland university in 2012, wants to die.
Protesters opposed to plans to build a new jail in San Francisco have shut down a meeting at City Hall Wednesday, delaying a key committee vote.
Water providers in Los Altos have advised 40 households not to drink their water without boiling it because of contamination caused by a contractor hitting a water main and adjacent wastewater line.
A large fuel spill from a big-rig in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood has led the city's Department of Emergency Management to urge anyone in the immediate area to stay inside.
