Woman Found Dead In Santa Rosa; May Have Been Stabbed
Santa Rosa police were investigating the death of a woman whose body was found by a jogger Thursday morning near College Avenue and Fourth Street.
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Santa Rosa police were investigating the death of a woman whose body was found by a jogger Thursday morning near College Avenue and Fourth Street.
An Oakland mother has pleaded guilty to smothering her 2-year-old daughter because she was crying.
A California man has been given four to six years in a Nebraska prison for conspiring to sell marijuana.
A 44-year-old man is being held on $1 million bail Wednesday after his arrest Tuesday on robbery charges following a more than six-hour standoff and evacuation of an apartment complex in Santa Clara, police said.
San Francisco police on Wednesday released a video of suspects believed to be responsible for the arson of a Muni bus after the Giants' World Series victory on Sunday.
Police said two men were shot near San Francisco's Tenderloin District Wednesday, but say it appeared unrelated to the celebration for the city's World Series champion Giants.
A 28-year-old San Jose man who admitted to making thousands of illegal copies of movies was sentenced to two years and three months in prison for criminal copyright infringement.
Police were attempting to locate a suspect who asked a passerby for directions then snatched the victim's iPhone in Pleasant Hill on Tuesday morning.
A body was found in the rear of a motor home that burned on Westside Road in Healdsburg Wednesday, a Sonoma County sheriff's lieutenant said.
Additional police are now patrolling the Mission and violence prevention groups are also working around the clock to try to keep the crime at bay.
An undercover prostitution sting resulted in the arrest of a San Francisco woman at a Lafayette massage parlor on Tuesday, authorities said.
Police in San Francisco have arrested a 22-year-old man on charges of vandalism related to a public transit bus that was destroyed after the Giants won the World Series.
Nine people have been charged with crimes following the Giants' World Series-clinching victory Sunday night and authorities are asking for the public's help in finding out who was responsible for other vandalism in the city.
Besides the $700,000 Muni bus that was set ablaze, Larry Moore's two-seated shoeshine stand was torched in Sunday's post-World Series Giants win and celebrations.
Three former California governors joined prosecutors and families of murder victims Tuesday to urge voters to reject a ballot proposal next week that would abolish the state's death penalty.
An Alameda County jury has found an Oakland man who shot and killed a customer during an argument near a taco truck guilty of voluntary manslaughter.
A man was arrested by Customs agents at San Francisco International Airport after swallowing 100 pellets filled with cocaine.
A man was fatally shot in San Francisco's Mission District early Tuesday morning, according to police.
San Francisco's mayor and top prosecutor are seeking legislation that would prohibit reinstated sheriff Ross Mirkarimi from overseeing any domestic violence programs in his department while he is on probation.
A man and woman were arrested Sunday after an early morning shooting that critically injured a man outside of a party in San Francisco's Marina District, police said Monday.
An Alameda County jury delivered a guilty verdict in the case of Giselle Esteban, who is accused of murdering nursing student Michelle Le in May 2011.
The city of San Francisco cleaned up Monday after World Series celebrations turned rowdy and violent in a few neighborhoods, leading to the arrests of dozens of revelers.
One man was killed and three more seriously injured in four separate shootings in Oakland Sunday afternoon and night, an Oakland police officer said.
Police in riot gear attempted to disperse crowds of people in the Mission District where several large piles of burning debris were dotting Mission and Valencia streets hours after the San Francisco Giants' World Series victory against the Detroit Tigers Sunday night.
BART officials are warning the public to beware of individuals selling fraudulent fare cards at the subway's stations to ticket buyers. Along with fraudulent tickets, BART officials want to do something about thefts of sought-after cell phones and tablet computers.
