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Paulo Morgado, an officer who the San Francisco Police Department fired in 2011 and then had to abruptly rehire in 2017 as the result of a major court case, has been canned again. But in the meantime, he got a big payout and walked away with more than half a million dollars.
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After a two-year separation, the FBI wants to get back together with San Francisco. The bureau...
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Tucked away at item No. 9 in tonight’s Police Commission agenda are a handful of issues that...
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Atsome point on Wednesday, the meeting’s going to careen off the rails. “Shit-show...
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First-year Police Chief, Bill Scott, wasn’t the first thing San Francisco stole from Los Angeles....
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What happens at a police station? Or, here’s a better question: what should happen there? If you...
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SanFrancisco’s attempt to incorporate community input into the police reform effort could be...
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Covering the Police is a collaboration with UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism....
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Covering the Police is a collaboration with UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism....
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Covering the Police is a collaboration with UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism....
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All during the fall, the Human Rights Commission held community meetings with hundreds of San...
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San Francisco police officers got the call at 11:35 p.m. on Saturday — there was a domestic...
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To Rick Smith, the founder and chief executive officer of Axon, which manufactures Tasers,...
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As the San Francisco Police Commission decides whether to equip the SFPD with Tasers, two national...
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Over the last two weeks, the Human Rights Commission and the San Francisco Police Commission have...
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There were those who came with questions, those who came to lecture and those with prepared notes...
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