Evan Sernoffsky
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SF DA Brooke Jenkins reverses support to amend sanctuary city policy
San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins reversed her position Wednesday in seeking to amend the city’s sanctuary policy related to two suspects accused of serious crimes, who fled to Mexico. → Read More
San Francisco DA charges mother with murder of 2 little girls
The San Francisco District Attorney on Wednesday charged a 34-year-old mother with the murder of her two girls, ages 1 and 5. → Read More
Ex-Theranos executive Sunny Balwani to be sentenced
Former Theranos chief operating officer Sunny Balwani is scheduled to be sentenced Wednesday after being convicted of 12 counts of fraud for his role in the failed blood testing company. → Read More
Former FCI Dublin prison warden categorically denies any sexual abuse during trial
For the first time since his arrest last fall on charges that he sexually abused three women incarcerated at FCI Dublin, former warden Ray. J. Garcia took the stand on Thursday, categorically denying that he had any inappropriate or untoward contact with anyone in his care. → Read More
Elizabeth Holmes sentenced to 11 years in federal prison
Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes was sentenced to 11.25 years in federal prison Friday and three years of supervised release, a federal judge decided. → Read More
UC Berkeley police issues campus-wide shelter-in-place order
UC Berkeley police on Thursday issued an emergency warning for the entire campus, telling people to shelter in place. → Read More
Is 'The Dropout' true? Episode 1 of Elizabeth Holmes Theranos drama
We covered the four-month Theranos fraud trail of Elizabeth Holmes. Now we're watching "The Dropout," the 8-part miniseries on Hulu to see what's true and what's wrong with the latest version of the saga. → Read More
Elizabeth Holmes case: Will Theranos founder get a long prison sentence?
Now that Elizabeth Holmes has been found guilty of defrauding investors more than $140 million, she could face a potentially lengthy federal prison sentence. → Read More
Buddhist juror excused from Theranos trial over religious concerns
Juror No. 4 said she was concerned she couldn't continue serving on the case because she's a Buddhist. → Read More
Elizabeth Holmes trial: live updates from federal Theranos trial
Elizabeth Holmes is facing ten counts of fraud and two counts of conspiracy. She has pleaded not guilty. → Read More
Oakland police chief apologizes; issues 33 disciplinary actions for using tear gas against protesters
Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong on Wednesday for the first time apologized for what happened at a youth-led George Floyd protest last summer and he also announced that he has issued more than 33 disciplinary actions to officers for using tear gas, in violation of department and city policy. → Read More
Suspect arrested in deadly attack on 84-year-old man in San Francisco
Police arrested a 19-year-old man in a deadly attack on an 84-year-old man in San Francisco. → Read More
Grandma ends up bruised in Santa Rita Jail after calling 911 for help
Jolynn McCabe's situation - calling dispatch for a non-criminal emergency that ended in handcuffs and injury - puts a renewed focus on reforming police departments and what society can do better to help those facing a mental health crisis. → Read More
SF DA Chesa Boudin, George Gascón & others start reform-focused prosecutors group
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin, his predecessor George Gascón, Contra Costa County District Attorney Diana Becton, and San Joaquin County’s Tori Salazar are the founding members of the Prosecutors Alliance of California, a new law enforcement association focused on criminal justice reform. → Read More
Oakland police suspend sex offender registrations during COVID-19 pandemic
The Oakland Police Department has suspended registrations for sex offenders during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, offenders who want to follow the law are in violation and the city has no up-to-date records on the locations of hundreds of sex offenders. → Read More
Oakland police suspend sex offender registrations during COVID-19 pandemic
The Oakland Police Department has suspended registrations for sex offenders during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, offenders who want to follow the law are in violation and the city has no up-to-date records on the locations of hundreds of sex offenders. → Read More
SF police find severed head in refrigerator while investigating missing person case, sources
Investigators found a severed human head in a refrigerator while conducting an investigation into a missing person case on Sunday in San Francisco, sources said. → Read More
ICE arrests defendant outside SF courthouse, infuriating city officials
The defendant, who was only identified as a San Francisco resident, was in front of the criminal courthouse at 850 Bryant St. on his way to a hearing when agents took him into custody. → Read More
SF police moving too slowly on reform, but use-of-force down 47%, report says
The San Francisco Police Department is compliant with fewer than 15% of the reforms it pledged to adopt four years ago, progress that’s moving too slowly, officials with the state DOJ say. The police chief says the department has made progress in the key area of use of force. → Read More
38-year-old man shot to death in San Francisco's Bayview
The victim, Michael Hampton Jr., was shot around 3:50 p.m. Friday at Jennings Street and Wallace Avenue, police said. → Read More