San Francisco District Attorney criticized Elon Musk for his response to a recent stabbing death, calling the reaction dismissive and inappropriate. The incident has sparked renewed debate over public safety and accountability.
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San Francisco has emerged as a major hub for international crime networks involved in sex trafficking. This first installment of a four-part SFGATE special report exposes the chilling reality of smuggling and enslavement in the city.
San Francisco is cracking down on illegal license plate covers to improve traffic enforcement and public safety. Officials say tinted or obscured covers hinder law enforcement’s ability to identify vehicles accurately.
Former President Donald Trump retweeted a misleading crime graphic, prompting FactCheck.org to debunk its false claims. The graphic exaggerated crime rates, distorting the actual data on public safety.
The San Francisco Field Office of the United States Park Police, part of the National Park Service, enhances safety and law enforcement across key national parks and landmarks in the Bay Area, ensuring visitor protection and resource preservation.
Several members of Asian gangs in San Francisco have been indicted on charges including drug trafficking and violent crimes, authorities announced. The crackdown aims to curb rising gang-related violence in the city.
The FBI in San Francisco reports a sharp rise in cyber crimes, highlighting increased phishing, ransomware, and data breaches targeting individuals and businesses. Authorities urge vigilance and strengthened cybersecurity measures.
San Francisco’s rising crime rates are prompting a wave of tech executives to relocate to London. Concerns over safety and quality of life are driving this notable talent exodus, impacting the city’s tech sector growth.
BART has been withholding surveillance videos of crimes to avoid reinforcing racial stereotypes, according to CBS News. The move raises concerns about transparency and public safety.
San Francisco’s debate over deploying killer robots for policing raises critical questions on ethics, accountability, and public safety. The Marshall Project examines the implications for law enforcement and civil rights.
The family of an 84-year-old Thai immigrant, fatally attacked in a violent incident, says the assault was “driven by hate.” Authorities continue investigating the motive behind the deadly attack.
Employees inside the Nancy Pelosi Federal Building in San Francisco have been instructed to work from home amid a sharp rise in nearby crime, raising concerns about safety and security at the federal workplace.
The Market, a high-end San Francisco grocery store located in the former Twitter building, is set to close amid rising crime and declining sales, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. The closure marks a blow to the luxury retail scene in the city.
In San Francisco’s Tenderloin district, drug sales occur openly despite ongoing efforts to combat the crisis. Authorities and community groups are intensifying their fight to restore safety and order in the heart of the city.
A mother cherished raising her son in San Francisco, a city she loved. But as the city transformed, soaring costs and shifting culture forced her son away, highlighting the human cost of urban change.
Despite recent high-profile killings, San Francisco reports significantly fewer homicides compared to other U.S. cities of similar size, highlighting a complex crime landscape often overshadowed by rare but intense incidents.
A New York Times analysis reveals that Black individuals face higher charge rates than whites. Experts explore whether removing racial information from prosecutors’ files could reduce bias in charging decisions.
San Francisco and Oakland report a surge in car break-ins, prompting some drivers to leave trunks open as a deterrent. Residents say they’re “risking it all” to protect belongings amid rising crime concerns.
A US man has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of an elderly Asian man. The verdict follows a high-profile case that has drawn attention to racial violence and justice.
Police have reportedly connected a woman to a crime through DNA evidence extracted from her rape kit, raising concerns over forensic use and privacy, per The Guardian. Authorities continue investigating the case.