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The FBI warns parents about an international network of online predators known as "764," which uses video games to target children. Following the arrests of two leaders, the agency has confirmed over 250 investigations related to this network, which exploits vulnerable youth through threats and coercion.
OneTaste co-founders Nicole Daedone and Rachel Cherwitz began their federal trial in New York on May 6, 2025, facing charges of forced labor conspiracy. Prosecutors allege they subjected members to various forms of abuse and coerced them into sexual acts for the group's financial gain. The trial's outcome could result in up to 20 years in prison for both defendants.
San Francisco grapples with rising overdose deaths, prompting a debate between harm reduction and sobriety-based housing. Claudia Gonzales, a former addict, credits her recovery to the Salvation Army’s sober housing program, which boasts a 100% success rate for its graduates. Legal barriers complicate the expansion of sober housing options in California.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney meets with President Trump today in Washington amid expectations of a tense discussion. In local news, a teenager sustained non-life-threatening injuries in a stabbing near Balboa Park during an attempted robbery.
A police chase in the Glen Park area of San Francisco led to two suspects fleeing into residential backyards, prompting a heavy police presence. Officers arrested one suspect after an extensive search involving drones and a police dog. Residents reported seeing one suspect attempt to evade capture by jumping fences.
A key witness testified that the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) failed to mediate harassment claims made by Elias Georgopoulos, a former parking enforcement officer. Georgopoulos alleges the agency neglected multiple complaints about racial harassment from coworkers, contributing to a hostile work environment. His trial follows a mistrial last month due to jury scheduling conflicts.
A United Airlines jet clipped the wing of another United aircraft at San Francisco International Airport on Monday night. Both planes were fully loaded with passengers, but no injuries were reported, and all 508 passengers were safely deplaned. United Airlines is coordinating rebooking efforts for affected travelers.
A cooking event titled "18 Reasons: Kitchen Confidence" will take place in San Francisco from May 5-6, 2025. Participants will learn various cooking techniques, including making flourless chocolate cake and aioli. The workshop aims to boost culinary skills and confidence in the kitchen.
Longtime KTVU anchor Frank Somerville, following a series of personal struggles, appears to have transformed his life after achieving sobriety. Now 67, Somerville showcases a muscular physique and sports a Batman tattoo, claiming he attends five AA meetings weekly and works out regularly. His recent social media posts highlight his commitment to health and fitness as he sets new personal goals.
Sideshows have spread to San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood, alarming residents after an event occurred at 42nd Avenue and Lawton Street. Neighbors reported being startled by the noise and expressed concerns over safety as participants engaged in dangerous driving maneuvers. City officials, including Supervisor Joel Engardio, condemned the behavior and called for stricter law enforcement measures.