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 →
The holiday season is FAST approaching, and with it, the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) is once again organizing its Citywide Toy Drives! This post will serve as your guide... read more →
San Francisco took a step forward in protecting families from gun violence this week when Mayor Daniel Lurie announced the Pierce's Pledge Gun Safety Storage Program. The first-of-its-kind initiative allows... read more →
$9.4 Million in Philanthropic Funding Will Help SFPD Catch Criminals, Reduce Crime; Overall Crime Down Nearly 30% Across San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie today took an additional step towards opening... read more →
Mayor Daniel Lurie recently announced that San Francisco’s automated speed camera enforcement program began issuing citations on August 5, 2025, at 33 intersections across the... read more →
For the first time in the history of the San Francisco Police Department, their Color Guard team traveled to Washington, D.C., to compete in the Steve Young National Honor Guard... read more →
Mayor Daniel Lurie appointed longtime gun safety advocate Mattie Scott to the San Francisco Police Commission and swore in new Commissioner Wilson Leung on Friday. The two appointments bring decades... read more →
Mayor Daniel Lurie and city public safety leaders kicked off a major weekend of NBA All-Star and Lunar New Year festivities, announcing comprehensive measures to ensure the safety of residents... read more →
Mayor Daniel Lurie joined San Francisco Fire Department Chief Dean Crispen and Department of Emergency Management Executive Director Mary Ellen Carroll for a Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (NERT) training session.... read more →
Mayor Daniel Lurie joined San Francisco Fire Department Chief Dean Crispen and Department of Emergency Management Executive Director Mary Ellen Carroll for a Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (NERT) training session.... read more →