San Francisco

The men would be in their 90s if they're still alive

Parade organizers have compromised after officers were initially barred from marching in uniform

Read about 'next-level' drag racing, police leaders' heartbroken reactions to a mass shooting, and more from this week's news

"LGBTQ+ officers [were told to] hang up their uniforms and put them back in the closet," said one police group

According to the robotaxi service, officers have a specific number to call for situations just like this

Police Chief William Scott accused the District Attorney's Office of "concealing evidence" in a police use-of-force case

In announcing the emergency declaration last week, the mayor said it was time to be “less tolerant of all the bull—- that has destroyed our city.”

Embattled DA Chesa Boudin instead urged the mayor to put more money into housing and treatment programs

The declaration allows the city to cut through red tape that delays response to deteriorating conditions in one of the city's most drug-infested neighborhoods

Mayor London Breed said she would introduce legislation to allow law enforcement real-time access to surveillance video in certain situations

Just steps from the Opera House, drug dealers carry translucent bags filled with crystal-like rocks, flashing wads of cash while peddling heroin and meth

New legislation will allow deputies to volunteer for overtime shifts

Staff had asked officers to leave, saying they were 'uncomfortable' with the officers' service weapons

Staff felt "uncomfortable" with the presence of "multiple weapons," the restaurant said in a statement

The smash-and-grab spree has prompted San Francisco Police to step up patrols