Policewoman Details Saving 49ers' Ricky Pearsall After Shooting in Emotional Video
Ricky Pearsall survived a shooting during a robbery attempt and made a full recovery, proving resilient in his NFL debut.
Stats Show SFPD Very Effective at Solving Murders, But Worst in the State at Solving Most Other Crimes
SFPD has high homicide resolution rates but struggles with other crimes.
Clearance rates greatly vary by crime type for the SFPD.
SFPD on the Defensive, Releases Bodycam Video of Controversially Physical Hot Dog Vendor Arrest
The arrest of a hot dog vendor raises concerns about police conduct and transparency regarding the use of force in public spaces.
SFPD's Non-Lethal Lasso' Tool Failed Three Times In Lead-Up to Union Square Police Shooting
The SFPD's use of the BolaWrap failed to prevent a shooting incident after multiple attempts to subdue the suspect non-lethally.
Woman Vows to Sue SFPD For Violent Jaywalking Arrest That Left Her With a Concussion, Separated Shoulder
A mother of five plans to sue SFPD after suffering a concussion and separated shoulder during a violent jaywalking arrest.
San Francisco police using drones to follow, arrest suspects
Drones are assisting SFPD in making arrests, including for sexual assault and auto burglaries suspects.
Former SFPD-Affiliated Nonprofit Director Arrested for Fraud, Theft, Misuse of $700,000 in Public Money
The former director of SF SAFE, initially funded by the SFPD, was arrested for misusing over $700,000 of taxpayer money, including lavish spending and check forging.
SF Releases City Employees' Salary Data, One SFPD Officer Made $465,000 In Overtime Alone Last Year
Mayor Breed is not the highest-paid city employee, with an SFPD officer topping the list due to significant overtime pay.
Mysterious 'Police Activity' Involves Swarm of Cops on SF's Sixth Street
A major police action occurred in a residential building on Sixth Street, causing widespread police presence and caution tape.
SF federal judge inclined to allow teens' Dolores Park hill bomb cases to proceed
Judge likely to advance civil rights claims against SFPD for mass arrest of youths during Dolores Park hill bomb.
Day Around the Bay: SFPD Looking For Man Who Punched A Baby On Muni Friday Morning
Increased drug bust near Civic Center Plaza.
Identified victims from Napa shooting.
Search for man assaulting baby on Muni bus.
Suspension of Golden Gate Ferry Service.
Passing of San Francisco Fire Department Lieutenant.
Proposed tough on crime bill in California.
SFPD Announces Street Closures for Super Bowl Sunday, Anticipating 49ers Fan Mayhem
SFPD and the Highway Patrol are shutting down streets and highway off-ramps in the Mission District in anticipation of celebrations or unrest following the Super Bowl
Street closures and Muni reroutes are likely to be similar to previous closures during the NFC Championship Game
Thursday Double-Stabbing In SoMa Leaves One Man Dead, Another Woman Injured
SFPD is investigating an early Thursday morning stabbing at Mission and Washburn streets that left one man dead and another woman hospitalized.
Person Stabbed on Muni Monday at 18th and Mission Streets, Suspect Still at Large
Stabbing incident on a Muni bus in the Mission District on Monday afternoon, victim with non-life-threatening injuries, suspect not caught.