Authorities have not confirmed whether the body could be one of three people missing after a boat capsized in the bay on Tuesday afternoon.
San Francisco police say the suspect walked into an ATM vestibule and "violently" tortured the animal to death.
The man had what San Francisco police suspect is methamphetamine and more than $2,000 in cash when arrested, prosecutors said.
The group aboard the Volare was on a memorial trip in the bay when they were hit by a wave that caused the boat to take on water.
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A backpack containing a large amount of meth left in a rideshare vehicle over the weekend led to the arrest of a 41-year-old man.
A passenger who died after being on a vessel that capsized and sank Tuesday in the San Francisco Bay was identified Wednesday.
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Officials initially believed there had been a fire on board the vessel.
The man who was charged, later identified as 34-year-old Robert Bell of San Francisco, was transported to a nearby hospital for evaluation.
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A dog that was on board also died, according to the fire chief.
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Police say they found more drugs after searching the suspect's motel room.
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Many residents thought the set was a real homeless encampment and called the city's non-emergency line, according to SFGate.
The incident was captured on a jail surveillance camera, prosecutors said.
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A steel beam from the remains of the World Trade Center made a Bay Area tour Friday to commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks.
Firefighters responded to a glider crash at Fort Funston in southwest SF on Saturday, the second such incident in the area in two days.
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The suspect was wearing the victim's stolen clothes when officers found him, police said.
Police also seized drugs and a firearm during the one-day operation across several San Francisco districts.
A marine heat wave and storms over the Pacific Ocean are expected to create a ridge of high pressure in the coming weeks.
SFFD responded to 146 fireworks-related calls between 9 p.m. and midnight on July 4.
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"The jury’s verdict delivers justice to the victims who have been waiting for nearly 10 years," prosecutors said.
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As tens of thousands crowded near the Presidio, nearby roadways turned chaotic, according to an SFGate report.
An investigation determined the teens were shooting Orbeez water beads and drinking while being chauffeured around the city.
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Deputies said they recovered a loaded handgun reported stolen from San Francisco.
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Residents said the thefts have left safety hazards and forced homeowners to replace missing covers, according to a local report.