San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s patience has paid off. As Police Chief Bill Scott heads off to a new gig in his old town, ...

Bill Scott is out. Paul Yep is in. But more top SFPD brass is following Scott out the door: Purportedly every deputy chief is ...

LA Metro took a major step toward creating its own, in-house police department that will soon patrol transit stations, buses and trains in place of local law enforcement by ...

San Francisco has cycled through two sheriffs, four district attorneys and four mayors. Some moved on, others were ousted by voters, and one died. Through it all, Bill Scott endured. His eight ...

With no trains rolling, commuters had to pivot to their cars or buses to get into San Francisco from the East Bay and ...

Hundreds of people waited in line to cross from the East Bay into San Francisco at the Jack London Square ferry station.

Oil and gas companies will likely pass their increased costs on to consumers, if bills or lawsuits hold them responsible for wildfires.

In an exclusive interview with LAist, Metro CEO Stephanie Wiggins said she chose Scott for his ties to L.A. and pursuit of police reform in San Francisco.

Officials did not provide an exact cost estimate but said it would require billions of dollars to put in place. They said a ...

San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott announced he will be stepping down from the department, and taking a job in Los Angeles ...

() - California Democrats reversed course, partially restoring a bill making soliciting children for prostitution a felony after national outrage over their initial gutting that even stripped its ...

After serving more than eight years as San Francisco’s police chief, Bill Scott is stepping down, Mayor Daniel Lurie ...