SF Mayor Lee Makes It Clear To 49ers Fans: 'Don't Trash The City'
San Francisco Mayor Lee is sending a clear message to 49ers fans and revelers to not trash the city come Super Bowl Sunday.
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San Francisco Mayor Lee is sending a clear message to 49ers fans and revelers to not trash the city come Super Bowl Sunday.
Police arrested a man who showed up on the campus of Benicia Middle School on Monday morning, then fled when police were called.
San Francisco police arrested an Oakland man Friday in connection with the vandalism and arson of a Muni bus during celebrations of the San Francisco Giants' World Series win.
Nicholas Hudson, 19, of Daly City, is one of several people accused of vandalizing and torching the 8X-Bayshore Express bus around 12:30 a.m. on Oct. 29, hours after the Giants had beaten the Detroit Tigers to clinch the World Series.
San Francisco police arrested a second suspect Wednesday in the destruction of a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus following last month's Giants' World Series win.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency board of directors honored bus driver Alan Yam with a proclamation for keeping his eight passengers safe and evacuating them from the bus before it was destroyed by fire.
A man accused of smashing the windshield of a Muni bus last week after the Giants' World Series victory pleaded not guilty to felony vandalism charges, but his attorney said that he acknowledges responsibility for the incident.
San Francisco Municipal Railway is out about $1 million because its insurance does not cover the damage caused by vandals who set a bus on fire during revelry after the Giants' World Series win, a Muni spokesman said Monday.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The headstone at the Oakwood Cemetery grave site of Officer John Pedro was stolen over the weekend. Pedro was buried ten years ago after he died in a crash during a 2002 car chase. Memorials for him have since been vandalized on four occasions.
Crews Monday were cleaning up the damage left by protesters who smashed windows and threw paint at a number of buildings in downtown Oakland on Sunday night.
SFPD identified the man they shot and wounded in the Mission last week and claim he was armed and about to avenge a previous gang-related shooting.
Protesters returned to San Francisco's Mission District Friday night to protest an officer-involved shooting that left a man injured Thursday.
Shortly after an officer-involved shooting in which a plainclothes officer shot a suspect who pulled a gun on the officer Thursday night, dozens of rioters surrounded San Francisco's Mission District Police Station while one person vandalized the police station.
A man was arrested for allegedly throwing large rocks through the windows of three businesses in Watsonville Saturday night, police said.
A 24-year-old Elk Grove man has been sentenced to six months in jail and five years probation and restitution for his part in an Occupy Oakland demonstration last fall.
A man was arrested for allegedly attacking another man in a bathroom at AT&T Park during a San Francisco Giants baseball game on Sunday evening, police said Monday.
Five juveniles were arrested on suspicion of spray-painting buildings in Santa Rosa on Saturday night, a Sonoma County sheriff's sergeant said.
A South Bay tagging crew will receive a hefty punishment for vandalism, after prosecutors tacked on a gang enhancement.
A Napa man was arrested on Saturday morning after he allegedly broke into a car and knocked out several lights in an apartment complex, police said.
