Jonah Owen Lamb

San Francisco’s Tuesday election pitted two judges against challengers whose backers blamed the incumbents for crime.

The incident marks the second alleged assault of an FBI employee by the same woman.

Harlan Kelly’s prison sentence is far lighter than federal guidelines suggest. The judge pointed to “laudable life.”

The fake company was intended to cover city worker Stanley Ellicott’s tracks.

William Monroe Palmer, who serves on the sheriff’s oversight board and the sentencing commission, was charged with rape last year.

Politically connected developer Sia Tahbazof and his compatriots paid city inspectors in order to get special treatment on his projects.

Officer Jason Johnson ran his nonprofit and a private security company he didn’t tell his bosses about.

The program was launched in 2010 to help protect elderly Asian Muni transit riders after a series of violent attacks.

San Francisco crime continues to drop

DA's new chief of staff is friend, has no law license, teaches at UCSF and ran pot shop