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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.
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors voted 9-2 to approve $61 million in additional overtime funding for the police department amid an $818 million budget shortfall. Supervisors criticized the police for consistently presenting unexpected overtime expenses and highlighted concerns about potential overtime fraud within the department.
Albion Street in San Francisco's Mission District experiences less crime and fewer encampments due to active resident engagement and local coordination. Eric Trapper, a long-time resident, credits the community's efforts in maintaining pressure on local officials and fostering a sense of ownership among residents. This proactive approach contrasts sharply with nearby streets that face greater challenges.
A man was shot dead and another injured near McLaren Park in San Francisco early Monday morning. The shooter remains unidentified as the SFPD investigates the incident, which could mark the city's seventh homicide of the year.
Beauty Bar at 19th and Mission prepares for a June reopening, with a refreshed mural by artist Deb Fineberg. Owner Jahaziel Garay aims to restore the iconic artwork, damaged last year, ensuring it lasts another decade. Community excitement grows as locals anticipate the bar's revival.
No. 6 Minnesota faces No. 7 Golden State in the Western Conference semifinals after both teams advanced from Round 1 with road victories. The series begins on Tuesday, with key matchups including Draymond Green against Julius Randle. The Warriors aim to recover quickly after a tough series against Houston.
District 9 Supervisor Jackie Fielder criticized the current administration's approach to homelessness and public drug use in San Francisco, emphasizing the need for more treatment options rather than enforcement. She noted that increased police presence has not effectively addressed the underlying issues of homelessness in the area surrounding 16th Street BART Plaza. Fielder called for a more compassionate and community-focused solution.
A driver flipped a $400,000 Lamborghini on State Route 9 near Santa Cruz, with excessive speed as a likely factor. Passengers sustained minor injuries, while local authorities emphasized the need for safer driving on the highway.
A young man in his 20s suffered multiple stab wounds in a UC Berkeley parking lot late Saturday night. Authorities are investigating whether a possible ex-partner of the victim was involved, as robbery does not appear to be the motive. The assailants, who approached the victim and his girlfriend, remain at large.
California homeowners and renters face uncertainty in the insurance market. On May 7, 2025, from 3 to 7 p.m., 7 On Your Side will host a hotline for viewers to ask insurance experts about non-renewals, rising premiums, and potential changes. Participants can submit questions online or call during the event.