San Francisco Police Department

An unidentified person let law enforcement into Paul Pelosi’s home the morning an intruder broke in and attacked Pelosi with a hammer, according to San Francisco Police Department Chief Bill Scott.  

San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) Officer Terrence Stangel was acquitted of assault and battery against a suspect in a domestic violence call, after the office of District Attorney Chesa Boudin was accused of withholding evidence in the case.

A woman is planning to sue the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) after it allegedly used DNA from her rape kit to link her to an unrelated property crime, according to an investigation by the San Francisco Chronicle.

The owner of the San Francisco restaurant which kicked three uniformed police officers out to create a “safe space” for other diners apologized for the action. He went on to label it as a “mistake.”

Police in San Francisco are investigating an apparent handbag robbery that occurred at a Neiman Marcus store on Monday.

The man who allegedly punched a Black free speech advocate in the mouth before a rally in San Francisco is now faces a hate crime enhancement with his criminal charges. The alleged assault knocked out the two front teeth of Philip Anderson, the organizer of the Free Speech Rally and Protest on Saturday.

San Francisco police had to quickly extract a group of conservative activists who attempted to hold a Free Speech Rally and Protest at Twitter headquarters. The small group of protesters was quickly surrounded by a violent mob of Antifa counterprotesters.

The San Fransisco Police Department has launched an investigation into death threats targeting conservative radio icon Michael Savage, Breitbart News has learned. 

The San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) announced Wednesday that it would no longer release most booking photos in an effort to reduce racial bias.

A woman in San Francisco, California, is feeling grateful after being reunited with her four-legged friend on Tuesday.

In a new ad pushing back against sanctuary cities, a father whose son was killed by an illegal alien pleads with President Donald Trump to withhold funding to California until such policies are reversed in the state.

Pepsi’s woes over a badly-received, social justice-themed Kendal Jenner TV commercial are continuing as the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) is reportedly considering suing the soft drink giant over the faux police patches worn by actors in the video.

An “anti-crime” ordinance, known as Proposition R, is facing criticism from experts in law enforcement who feel the November 8 referendum is a misguided play on San Francisco residents’ fears that will shift power from the San Francisco Police Department to City Hall.

A play on the phrase “Black Lives Matter” in the San Francisco Police Department’s union newsletter now has the SFPD under fire, ABC 7 reports. The controversial photo features two labs. The black one is wearing a sign that reads, “Black Labs Matter,”

A San Francisco union representing the city’s police officers is being criticized for publishing an ad in the August issue of its monthly newspaper, showing one black and one white Labrador retrieved, each holding up signs that read “Black Labs Matter” and “All Labs Matter.”

San Francisco police officer Thomas Abramhamsen surrendered Tuesday on charges of building and possessing his own “assault rifle.”

San Francisco police officers are being slammed for violating the city’s stringent “sanctuary city” policy by taking a car-theft victim wanted for deportation into custody and handing him over to federal immigration authorities.

Potential terrorists in San Francisco can rejoice: because of a 2012 San Francisco ordinance, the FBI has to ask permission from the city’s police department if it wants to question possible terrorists.

On December 21 California Superior Court Judge Ernest Goldsmith ruled in favor of San Francisco cops who had exchanged racist texts, including one in which they described black people as “monkeys.”

New information has been released in the story of Francisco Sanchez, a five-time deported, seven felony convicted Mexican national accused of shooting and killing 31-year-old Kathryn Seinle at Pier 14 in San Francisco Wednesday night as she posed for pictures with her father.

A series of racist and homophobic text messages allegedly sent by officers in the San Francisco Police Department could result in the dismissal of three pending criminal cases as early as next week, and the review of 1,000 convictions that took place over the course of the last decade. Additionally, as many as 120 other cases could be scrapped.

San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr says he and SFPD have been “disgraced” by four police officers who allegedly sent a string of racially-biased text messages.

A man whom San Francisco police officers shot and killed Sunday when he pulled a gun from his waistband while trespassing on private police property had personally planned his own demise. He had written several suicide notes on his phone, one of which was addressed to police officers.