Car break-ins have gotten so out of hand in San Francisco that tourists are being warned not to rent cars.

San Francisco Police report that last year, the number of break-ins declined by 3 percent. But that has meant bad news in Southern California, where break-ins have increased by an average of 30 ...

Just over a year after San Francisco police announced a crackdown on smash-and-grab car break-ins, those efforts appear successful as the crime hit a 22-year low in 2024.

The property crime rate in San Francisco has hit a 22-year low. Law enforcement has aggressively cracked down on smash-and-grab jobs, deploying new strategies, bringing in additional help ...

A San Francisco jury on Tuesday convicted a 31-year-old man of gross vehicular manslaughter in connection with a 2019 ...

Crime in San Francisco hits a 23-year low, with homicides at their lowest since 1961. Learn how this historic drop is revitalizing communities and tourism ...

In fall 2023, San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott, standing at the landmark Palace of Fine Arts, announced that his agency would be cracking down on smash-and-grab car break-ins — a problem so ...

A vehicle tied to a carjacking was seen crashing through a guardrail and tumbling down a set of stairs in San Francisco, California.

A rookie San Francisco police officer remained jailed Monday after an off-duty DUI crash that happened just two days after he graduated from the police academy.