Repairman Faces Charges Of Cleaning Out Bay Area ATMs, Refilling Them With Counterfeit Bills
An ATM service company employee has pleaded not guilty to charges that he stole $180,000 from Bank of America ATMs in Daly City and San Francisco.
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An ATM service company employee has pleaded not guilty to charges that he stole $180,000 from Bank of America ATMs in Daly City and San Francisco.
A man has been convicted of kidnapping and rape charges in a cold hit case from 2001, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.
An Alameda County jury has recessed for the week in the trial of a former Oakland group community leader accused of ordering the murders of three men, including a local journalist.
Democrats in California's Assembly joined other states Thursday in questioning the federal system that uses fingerprints to check the immigration status of people picked up by police.
Buried under a tidal wave of electronic data, California parole agents next week will significantly change how they monitor and respond to alarms from tracking devices that are affixed to released sex offenders.
A San Jose man was arrested in Gilroy on Saturday after he allegedly exposed himself to three young girls at a lemonade stand, police said Thursday.
A 31-year-old parolee has been ruled mentally competent to stand trial in the shooting death of his friend in the wealthy San Mateo County suburb of Hillsborough.
Citing a need to not only arm, but also train officers on Taser use, BART has unanimously approved funding to purchase a stun gun for each and every officer in the agency's police department.
An Oakland teen who was gunned down near Leadership Preparatory High School just weeks before he was set to graduate from the school was a well-liked and responsible student.
Two men were injured in a shooting in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood early this morning, police said.
Fairfield resident Tyler Scott, 22, was driving a 2003 raised Chevy pickup truck at about 11:20 p.m. when he crashed head-on into a 2001 Nissan Xterra SUV and a 1992 Chevy Blazer on Cement Hill Road, just west Elmhurst Circle, police said.
A man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after allegedly impersonating a police officer and attacking another man in San Francisco's Mid-Market neighborhood, police said.
A man suspected of robbing a Santa Rosa bank Wednesday afternoon is being held in county jail on $100,000 bail, and police believe the suspect may also be connected to a Tuesday robbery of a Santa Rosa market.
Police were searching for suspects in a fatal shooting in San Jose Wednesday night.
California improperly paroled more than 450 dangerous criminals without supervision last year as part of a program designed to reduce prison crowding and cost, according to a new report.
A Vallejo man suspected of physically abusing a 1-month-old boy has been arrested in Minnesota, Vallejo police Detective Cpl. John Garcia said.
Richmond police were searching for two or three men who robbed an armored Brink's truck outside of a bank near Hilltop Mall Wednesday morning.
San Francisco's controversial sit-lie ordinance has been mostly ineffective, a police lieutenant said at a department meeting Wednesday.
A Marin County judge delayed a decision Wednesday morning on whether to unseal a probable cause document that was the basis for four murder charges filed against alleged serial killer Joseph Naso.
The California homicide rate has dropped to its lowest level since 1966.
A man suffered life-threatening injuries when he was thrown to the ground during an attack in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon, police said.
Street sellers run a brisk business at commuter hubs all over San Francisco, a black market that sells Muni tickets for half the regular $2 fare.
Two Bay Area gambling halls caught up in a multiyear criminal racketeering investigation have reached a settlement with state regulators.
The Giants fan who was brutally beaten at Dodger Stadium received a surprise visit at the hospital Tuesday from San Francisco reliever Jeremy Affeldt and was presented with a banner from the team.
The legality and the effectiveness of gang injunctions are being tested in Oakland. Around 40 gang members have been named in a proposed injunction that covers the city's Fruitvale district.
