San Francisco

Viral videos of the brazen thefts have fueled frustration and fear

A crime-fighting pilot program will give high-risk individuals $300 a month to stay out of trouble

While the city is recommending the suspensions, each department will make the final call

The field offices are meant to bolster the agency’s ability to assess threats and provide security for Congress members and their offices, police said

Federal agents will also embrace intelligence sharing and prosecutions across jurisdictions, DOJ officials said

Police Chief Bill Scott says the department has a shortage of 400 officers

Of the nearly 50,000 annual crisis-related calls for service, the San Francisco Police Department used force only 51 times

The teams will focus on upending “trafficking corridors” and operate in a cross-jurisdictional fashion, collaborating across state lines

Police officials said they would work to determine if the incident was a possible hate crime

Officials said the non-fatal shooting of a burglary suspect was an accidental discharge

The brazen attack on a 67-year-old man last month is one of several recent incidents involving elderly Asian Americans in the Bay Area

Police are also bolstering community outreach efforts amid a surge in violence against Asian Americans, officials said

In December, the city's mayor ordered all city departments to cut their budgets by 7.5% amid pandemic recovery efforts

Several attacks on older Asians have stoked fear in the Bay Area, leading police to increase their presence

Jack Palladino, who worked on cases related to the Clintons and Kurt Cobain, was attacked during an attempted robbery and died Monday from his injuries