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San Francisco police on Sunday made one of the biggest drug busts in the department's history.
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An unusual prank at AT&T Park has lit up social media with anger, accusations and raw emotion.
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Officials confirm a female body has been found in Vacaville, where search crews had been looking for a missing Oakland woman.
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Police fatally shot a Sunnyvale man after a lengthy standoff. They say he charged officers after strangling a woman in his home.
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Friends, family and coworkers of a missing Oakland woman passed out flyers Wednesday, hoping to find clues in her disappearance.
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Federal and local law enforcement officials are asking for the public's help in catching brazen bank robbers.
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Monday, a big rig getting off the Bay Bridge caught fire during the morning commute.
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A strange crime spree is prompting residents in a quiet San Jose neighborhood to wonder if they need to pay for private security.
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ABC7 News has learned the city of Richmond will file suit against Chevron for damages related to the 2012 refinery explosion.
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An Oakland man has been arrested for kicking a woman in the head while robbing her during Pride weekend in San Francisco.
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More than 100 children were rescued in the nationwide child sex trafficking sweep, but now the question is -- what happens to them?
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In all, the Bay Area task force arrested 62 adults during the three-day sweep. They also rescued 12 children.
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A lawyer accused of assaulting three women says the sex was rough, but consensual and he has the tapes to prove it.
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Charges against Michael Hoffman, who was accused of sexually assaulting women who responded to his ads for rough sex, have been dropped.
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A lawyer accused of sex crimes against victims made a court appearance on Wednesday.
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The city of Petaluma is the latest to face a rash of home burglaries. They've quadrupled in just a matter of weeks.
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A bicyclist has pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter after running down a 71-year-old pedestrian in a San Francisco crosswalk.
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A San Francisco firefighter suspected in a drunk-driving crash while on duty may lose his job.
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Retired NBA star Yao Ming has a thriving start-up in the Bay Area -- a small Napa Valley winery.
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San Francisco law enforcement officials are working with smartphone manufacturers on anti-theft systems.
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Criminals are targeting diners eating outside at restaurants in areas of San Francisco popular with tourists.
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Redwood City apartment residents lined up outside a burned-out 72-unit building Tuesday to salvage their personal belongings.
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An on-duty SF firefighter was arrested on suspicion of DUI and leaving the scene of a crash that involved a fire truck and motorcycle.
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A San Francisco landlord, who tenants say terrorizes and abuses them, made his first court appearance Friday.
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Casual carpools are being touted as a transit alternative, so ABC7 News took a look at how they work.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a provision of a federal law denying federal benefits to married same-sex couples.
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A group of San Francisco tenants say their landlord terrorizes them day and night.
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A judge gave preliminary approval to a million-dollar settlement for protesters arrested during an Oscar Grant demonstration.
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With the summer vacation season heating up, police are offering tips on how to keep your home safe from thieves while you're away.
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The mother of a Union City boy that was mauled to death by the family pit bull says her son and the dog were best friends.
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Too many pedestrians have become targets for cars in San Mateo County, so police went undercover to do something about it.
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San Francisco police officers have rejected a new contract with the city that their own union leadership recommended.
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The city of Belmont votes to turn off its red light cameras just as a 3-year public safety study ends.
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Drugs, weapons and murder were some of the charges against 48 members of a violent Hispanic gang indicted Tuesday.
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In a bizarre twist, the sentencing for former Supervisor George Shirakawa's corruption conviction was postponed.
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San Francisco police say a man suffered superficial wounds in a gang-related shooting when three men opened fire on a Muni bus.
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ABC7 News has learned exclusively the cause of that fire that killed 5 women riding in a limo on the San Mateo Bridge last month.
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Some law enforcement agencies are worried that kiosks used to recycle electronic devices are repositories for the thieves.
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After 35 years as a cop -- nine of them as head of the Police Officers Association -- Gary Delagnes has retired.
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The Deferred Retirement Option Program will be ending at the end of June, taking with it a lot of experienced police investigators.
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A SF judge sentenced four thieves Friday. They're convicted of swindling Chinese seniors in what police call the "blessing scam."
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ABC7 News spoke exclusively with the victim of a Chinatown swindle who helped SF police nab three "blessing scam" suspects.
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EXCLUSIVE: ABC7 News has learned that 13% of limos listed on Oakland International Airport's website do not have valid permits.
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Bay Area police say one of the reasons for the huge spike in property crime is the release of state prisoners into the community.
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Thieves broke into a San Jose school and took off with 40 computers containing all the 8th-grader's final year-end projects.
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Several people are under arrest after San Francisco police swept out dozens of squatters occupying an empty building Oceanview.
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San Francisco police have detained 27 people and arrested one person after a raid of an illegally occupied building.
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On a UC plot of land Occupy the Farm protesters rushed back onto the land they were kicked off of Monday morning.
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The California Public Utilities Commission is looking into the horrific limonene fire that killed five women last weekend.
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A fund has been set-up to help the families of the four survivors and the five victims of last weekend's fatal limo fire.
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