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SFPD Chief Bill Scott is resigning after eight years amid rumors of department leadership changes and scrutiny over police spending.

SFPD Chief Bill Scott resigned to assume leadership of the new LA Metropolitan Transportation Authority Police Department.

San Francisco's car break-ins decreased by 50% in 2024, the lowest since 2003, due to enhanced policing strategies.

SFPD's undercover operations led to 37 arrests for shoplifting in April, primarily targeting Safeway and Walgreens.

SFPD continues to receive massive overtime approvals despite complaints and accountability issues.

SFPD independently suspended overtime rules, resulting in excessive overtime hours exceeding the limits.

Concerns were raised about the legality of SFPD's actions regarding overtime pay for officers.

Transamerica Pyramid reopens amid controversy over fraud claims and utility rates rise again for PG&E customers.

San Francisco police launch 'Dear John' program to combat street prostitution with community involvement through photo reports.

The SFPD's overtime spending raises concerns about potential abuse, as officers frequently request additional funds despite a significant budget increase.

San Francisco supervisors are pressing for clarity on SFPD high-speed chase policies after a crash injured seven people.

A Muni driver was the target of gunfire near the Fourth and King Caltrain station, but fortunately, he was unharmed.

The SFPD's drone program enhances response times and improves arrest coordination.

The early morning car chase in Portola led to a crash involving the SFPD SUV and a suspect vehicle, injuring three parties.

Suchir Balaji's family is suing SFPD for investigation records following his controversial death, raising questions about the suicide ruling.

A mother of five plans to sue SFPD after suffering a concussion and separated shoulder during a violent jaywalking arrest.

SFPD successfully executed raids on illegal gambling dens, arresting suspects and seizing numerous gambling machines and narcotics.

Two convenience stores in Tenderloin linked to illegal gambling, firearms, and drug paraphernalia are facing a lawsuit aimed at closing them down.