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December 2, 2021

Omicron variant in the US: What we know

Here's what we know about the omicron variant of COVID-19 in the U.S. after its first case was announced Wednesday.

December 1, 2021

San Francisco restaurant forced to delay opening after burglars throw wild party: report

A Japanese restaurant set to open in San Francisco early this month now has to push back that date after being burglarized by thieves who also hosted a large party inside, a report says.

November 30, 2021

San Francisco police lt. blames city's liberal policies for tying her hands amid smash and grab robberies

Lieutenant Tracy McCray said her city is 'spiraling' from the organized retail theft overtaking San Francisco's streets

November 29, 2021

Former co-worker remembers retired California officer killed protecting Bay Area news crew

Police officer Dawn Marchetti on Monday reacted to her former colleague's death while trying to protect a San Francisco news crew.

November 27, 2021

Los Angeles-area looters target Home Depot, Bottega Veneta stores on Black Friday: reports

Officials in California sent word earlier this week that they planned to crack down on "smash and grab" robberies and flash-mob-style looting after numerous recent incidents up and down the state. But apparently not everybody got the message.

November 26, 2021

From mob looting in San Francisco to deaths in Waukesha these shocking crimes should be a wake-up call

The attack in Waukesha, Wisconsin dazed the country because it was so stunning to see such senseless killing and maiming.

November 25, 2021

Greg Gutfeld: Americans are focused on the crime wave, the left is focused on language

Greg Gutfeld highlights how the left is more concerned with which words to use than reducing crime in major U.S. cities.

November 24, 2021

Brian Kilmeade reacts to crime surge in San Francisco: It's a free-for-all

Kilmeade exposed what appeared to be organized raids, and highlighted the drastic rise in crime in the California city.

November 24, 2021

San Francisco TV news crew's security guard shot during attempted robbery and reporter's coverage

An armed security guard hired to protect a San Francisco television news crew on assignment was shot Wednesday during an attempted armed robbery, the news outlet said.

November 24, 2021

Rampant smash-and-grab theft part of failure to prosecute criminals, tolerated by officials, experts say

A rash of brazen nighttime organized retail thefts in several U.S. cities in which thieves have been seen ransacking stores and making off with handfuls of merchandise is the culmination of a failure to prosecute criminals and the normalization of such behavior, according to experts.