Gamos Family members sentenced in Rainbow Bright human trafficking case
Three members of a Bay Area family convicted of running a human trafficking operation for more than a decade have been sentenced to at least five years in prison.
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Three members of a Bay Area family convicted of running a human trafficking operation for more than a decade have been sentenced to at least five years in prison.
The Salvation Army has established its first culinary academy in the city, offering an intensive ten-week program to recovering addicts.
A Tesla driver accused of trying to kill his wife and two young children by driving off a seaside cliff along Highway 1 pleaded not guilty Thursday.
In her San Francisco state of the city address Thursday, Mayor London Breed pushed back against critics who said the city was dead or dying and pledged to beef up police staffing and crack down on drugs.
City leaders in Half Moon Bay have established a fund intended to aid victims of last month's horrific mass shooting, along with their families.
Eleven people were displaced by a fire at a home in East Palo Alto early Thursday morning, fire officials said.
Capp Street in the heart of the Mission has been known as a red light district for decades, but neighbors say prostitution activity has picked up of late and are demanding action.
California's reparations task force is aimed at making amends for racist policies and actions against African-Americans.
Nearly six months after a 21-year-old man was fatally shot in San Francisco's Fillmore District, police have announced a reward to help solve the case.
A new sexual assault allegation has been leveled at a Massage Envy franchisee in Burlingame which has had a history of sexual assault claims against it.
The alleged shooter who stormed into a San Francisco synagogue and fired off rounds of blanks from a replica gun, disrupting a prayer service, was charged Wednesday with several counts including hate crimes.
The Pill Club, a San Mateo-based company that provides online birth control prescriptions, has reached an $18.3 million settlement with California authorities over claims it defrauded the state's Medi-Cal program of millions of dollars in fraudulent insurance claims.
While the media spotlight has moved on, the pain, anger and loss linger for the family and friends of the seven farmworkers gunned down while at work at two local farms.
The standing-room only crowd reacted with cheers, laughs and at time boos as they listened to the President's State of the Union speech.
The San Francsico Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance on Tuesday that prohibits the mayor or other city heads from demanding undated letters of resignation from their appointed commissioners, per Mayor London Breed's letter "scandal" last year.
