The streets of San Francisco might not have Karl Malden and Michael Douglas solving crimes these days, but some visitors ...

Crime in San Francisco hit record lows as the city hopefully moves toward closing the chapter on “reform” prosecutors once and for all.. In January, crime in San Francisco hit a 23-year low ...

San Francisco is experiencing a remarkable shift. In 2024, the city reported its lowest crime rates in 23 years, with property crimes down 31% and violent crimes down 14% compared to 2023.

When a woman shot her married lover in 1870s San Francisco, all of America took sides. By Joanna Scutts Joanna Scutts is a literary critic, feminist historian and author. Her latest book is ...

In fact, the overall drop in crime is so significant, Scott said you have to go all the way back to 2001, when Willie Brown was the mayor of San Francisco to see a lower crime rate than 2024. San ...

On Thursday, news came that the San Francisco Police Department had made an arrest in Lee’s murder. The suspect is not a deranged lunatic or career criminal left free to roam the hills of the ...

Crime stats don’t show the real problem in San Francisco. A lot of crime happening by 16th Street and Mission on a nightly basis and not being reported or police turning a blind eye, same on 6th ...

Sure, San Francisco isn’t as violent as Baltimore, New Orleans, and St. Louis—some of the most violent cities in the world—but the crime is still inexcusable.

For at least the third time in the last two months, San Francisco law enforcement raided an open-air drug market where sellers and users congregated in a high-profile area of the city, authorities ...

In San Francisco, we went to the Walgreens that is the #1 spot for theft in all the 9000 US stores, per Walgreens. This is where chains once shut the freezer section. And we saw 3 thefts right in ...

Harris, then San Francisco's district attorney, wrote the book promoting a reform-minded approach to prosecuting crimes alongside ghostwriter Joan O'C. Hamilton — who told The Post when ...

Students then engage in a choice board exploration activity, where they study one of four eras of crime in San Francisco, including: 1.) Vigilantes, Duels, and Hangings, 2.) Newspaper Publishers ...