On January 21, 2026, San Francisco celebrated the official swearing-in of Derrick Lew as the new chief of the San Francisco Police Department. WATCH the Swearing-in Ceremony of SFPD Chief... read more →
Friends and Neighbors, In 2025, the San Francisco Police Community Foundation was proud to invest $1 million across our city’s 10 district stations, funding officer wellness programs, community events,... read more →
During his State of the City address on January 15, 2026, Mayor Daniel Lurie highlighted something that San Franciscans can genuinely celebrate: 2025 is on track to be one of... read more →
As we look back on 2025, San Francisco residents have something meaningful to celebrate. The year brought landmark improvements across multiple public safety metrics, representing some of the most significant... read more →
San Francisco has done something remarkable. After years of dedicated work, the California Department of Justice (DOJ) officially called the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) “a national model for policing... read more →
On a rainy Saturday morning, on December 13th, something magical happened at Target San Francisco West. Officers from the San Francisco Police Department stood alongside nonprofit partners to help children... read more →
On Wednesday, December 3rd, families gathered at Civic Center Plaza for the annual Holiday Tree Lighting. This celebration brought together San Francisco residents for an evening of festive entertainment, crafts,... read more →
On Sunday, December 7, North Beach residents of all ages ventured out for a festive afternoon of holiday fun, kicking off the season with the inaugural "Elf on the Shelf"... read more →
On December 3, 2025, the San Francisco Police Community Foundation was thrilled to celebrate the official opening of the San Francisco Police Department's (SFPD) upgraded Real-Time Investigation Center (RTIC). “San... read more →
The San Francisco Police Department recently announced the largest surge of recruits in five years as it addresses an ongoing staffing shortage. The San Francisco Police Department received 3,375 entry-level... read more →