Federal prosecutors have charged San Leandro City Council Member Bryan Azevedo with two felony crimes related to a scheme to accept kickbacks for helping a housing company win a city contract.
Video obtained by the Chronicle shows what happened in the moments after a U-Haul driver, wounded by gunfire, sped away from federal agents at a protest at Coast Guard Island near Oakland.
As volatile clashes between ICE agents and protesters erupt on the streets, San Francisco police have issued new guidelines on how to navigate their role in the city.
This story, based on an exclusive dataset, shows that California police are hiring previously fired officers to meet demand. And the number is growing.
The Police Records Access Project database, built by UC Berkeley and Stanford and distributed by news outlets including the Chronicle, allows searches by name, agency or keyword.
A former Tesla engineer sued the EV maker in San Francisco Superior Court, claiming a private judge unfairly ruled against her. Her case provides a rare window into Tesla’s use of arbitration.
A high-ranking member of the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office allegedly crashed into a parked Tesla while driving a city vehicle and then lied about the incident.
Chris Larsen wants to give the SFPD millions to completely revamp a critical technology center, including moving it to a new location in the Financial District.
After a recent deadly crash in San Francisco, a Tesla driver told police his vehicle sped up on its own, pitching his case into the center of a widening debate.
Mayor Daniel Lurie will not cut funding for San Francisco’s police officers, prosecutors, firefighters and other core public safety workers as part of his upcoming budget.
The complex legacy of SF Police Chief Bill Scott, who navigated a pandemic, a theft epidemic, union backlash and a reckoning against killings by officers.