Mark Personette, who raped and strangled to death 15-year-old Marissa Harvey in San Francisco more than 47 years ago, was found guilty of first-degree murder this afternoon by a jury at the city’s Hall of Justice. sfpublicsafety.news/mark-personett…

Three men accused of a brutal beating and gunpoint robbery in San Francisco’s Mission district, who used a female accomplice to honey-trap their victim and lure him to a secluded location, will appear this morning for a preliminary hearing at the city’s Hall of Justice.

A remarkable moment today in Berkeley where indomitable AAG Harmeet Dhillon managed to secure the hottest ticket in town: a meeting with seldom-seen U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California Craig Missakian. While the prospect of his team cracking down on violent

UPDATE: Despite a federal judge in San Francisco pressing the Bureau of Prisons to assign Leion Butler to a women’s facility at his sentencing last month, the ‘trans’ Crissy Field killer has been accurately categorized by the BOP as a male – likely sparing vulnerable female

A man accused of shooting two victims in one week on San Francisco’s Mission Street will appear in court later today for a preliminary hearing. sfpublicsafety.news/suspect-in-bac…

Newly-released transcripts of recent parole hearings for prisoners convicted in San Francisco show a child murderer winning release, a three-time killer being denied parole but told his prospects are improving, and a man who attacked his girlfriend, while on parole for murdering

Asian seniors in SF need to be on high alert - Thea Hopkins is out on bail, even though she's been charged with elder assault & abuse, and "accidentally shoved" a woman to her death. Special thanks to Judge Begert and Defender Raju's team... who deprioritize public safety over

Thea Brenda Hopkins, tied to two violent attacks on elderly Asian women that left a 63-year-old dead, is out on bail. Despite missed court appearances and repeated delays, Judge Michael Begert allowed her release, and she now walks free in our community while victims' families

Thea Brenda Hopkins has long history of violent felonies, including assault w/ deadly weapon, child endangerment, drug dealing & assault of peace officer. Why did the DA not charge homicide? Under CA law, bail is denied for capital offenses or violent felonies w/ danger or flight

Just to be clear, Judge Begert allowed at least 2 delays in diversion court. Hopkins was not charged with homicide, so bail still had to be set by Judge Brian Stretch, and bail was paid for by Hopkins family; even though Hopkins has a long history of felonies. On Jan 12th, Begert

“The district attorney must vigorously oppose the 995 motion. Hanako, her mother, and all those deeply affected by her murder should see justice done even at this late date. This case must go to trial.”— ⁦The Voice of San Francisco⁩ contributor John Trasviña⁩ thevoicesf.org/public-defende…

Since Mar 2024, SFUSD paid $6M for 2 sexual abuse settlements alone. "Pass the trash" will end in 2026, when SB 848 goes into effect & forces ALL CA public & private schools to disclose sex abuse investigations🧵 thevoicesf.org/sfusd-safety-s…

In 2026, SB 848 will..🧵 – Ban confidential separation agreements that hide sexual abuse or serious misconduct – End the “neutral reference” loophole, which will force disclosure. Districts can no longer give a clean or neutral reference for employees investigated for child-abuse

Yes, Lurie signed the reparations bill stealthily the day before Christmas Eve. Here are the documents ⬇️

This verdict is a failure of justice. An 84-year-old man was violently killed in an unprovoked attack that helped spark the Stop Asian Hate movement, and today the system says it wasn’t murder. Our elders deserve protection. Our communities deserve accountability. We will not

Across the street from San Francisco City Hall is San Francisco Main Public Library this is the scene you and your kids will see while going to get a book!

January 29, 2026 San Francisco Anti-Crime Group to Issue Judge Report Card More Transparency for San Francisco Superior Court Judges San Francisco - The grassroots group Stop Crime Action is issuing an initial “Judge Report Card” this month. The purpose of this program is

Get to Know Assistant District Attorney Phoebe Maffei! You are invited to meet Tuesday via Zoom with Phoebe Maffei, a candidate for San Francisco Superior Court. A senior San Francisco Assistant District Attorney, we have heard good things about her professionalism and knowledge

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