Tomoki Chien

1 week ago | sfstandard.com | Tomoki Chien

Plainclothes federal agents detained at least one man Tuesday morning and loaded him into an unmarked van in what was believed to be among the first arrests of undocumented immigrants at San Francisco immigration court. As a reporter from The Standard watched, three people — one of whom wore an Immigration and Customs Enforcement badge around his neck — walked a man in handcuffs out of the building at 100 Montgomery St. and loaded him into a white van with Department of Homeland Security plates.

1 month ago | sfstandard.com | Tomoki Chien

A lawsuit claims the company failed to ban a man who had a history of sexually assaulting women on flights. The nightmare began soon after takeoff. Barbara Morgan was on a red-eye from San Francisco to Dallas, seated next to a man she didn’t know. First, she claimed, he rubbed his arm against the side of her body, in what she described as a deliberate attempt to touch her breasts. She tried to shift away from him.

1 month ago | sfstandard.com | Max Harrison-Caldwell |Tomoki Chien |Stephanie Baer

Carl Tsukuhara, the grieving father of one of the victims, said the other victims' families have "stonewalled" him. The parents of 19-year-old Krysta Tsukahara have filed a wrongful death lawsuit after their daughter died while trapped in a burning Tesla Cybertruck after a crash in Piedmont last November.

1 month ago | sfstandard.com | Tomoki Chien

The recent mass murder is conspicuously missing from the rental's online listing. A spacious three-bedroom, two-bath home is up for rent in Alameda, featuring plentiful parking, a “nice yard,” and an updated eat-in kitchen. Missing from the Zillow listing: Just nine months ago, the previous tenant allegedly shot and killed his entire family in the house.

1 month ago | sfstandard.com | Tomoki Chien

Zero Triball has a prolific history of alleged assault, harassment, and vandalism in the Castro. Why can’t the city stop him? These incidents are just a fraction of Triball’s publicly known crimes, and there are likely others that haven’t landed in court or the press, said Dave Burke, the Castro’s public safety liaison. Triball, accordingly, has served considerable time in county jail and rotated in and out of the city’s drug and mental health courts. Victims say that isn’t enough.