Dean Crispen

Three people are missing after a pontoon boat involved in a memorial service capsized near Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay, resulting in one death and 16 rescues. Rescuers continued searching for the missing individuals in the cold, fast-moving waters.

Rescuers are searching for three missing people after a boat sank in San Francisco Bay near Alcatraz Island during a memorial service. One person died, and 16 others were rescued, with a dog also perishing. The 50-foot multilevel cabin cruiser capsized due to a wave or water intake, prompting ongoing search efforts involving divers, helicopters, and vessels.

Rescuers are searching for three missing people after a boat sank in San Francisco Bay near Alcatraz Island during a memorial service, resulting in one death and 16 others rescued. The 50-foot multilevel cabin cruiser capsized due to a wave or water intake, with the motor still running and leaking fuel during the rescue.

Rescuers are searching for three missing people after a boat sank in San Francisco Bay near Alcatraz during a memorial service, resulting in one death and 16 survivors. The incident involved a 50-foot cabin cruiser, with ongoing efforts including divers and helicopters.

A pontoon boat sank near Alcatraz Island in San Francisco, resulting in one death, two missing individuals, and 16 rescued. Rescue crews found the vessel nearly submerged with the motor running and leaking fuel, and a dog also died. Efforts continue with divers, helicopters, and vessels searching for the missing.

A fire broke out on a pontoon boat near Alcatraz Island off San Francisco, resulting in at least one death and one missing person. Seventeen others were rescued, according to the Associated Press.

A fire on a pontoon boat near Alcatraz Island in San Francisco resulted in one death and one person missing, with 17 others rescued. The incident, which occurred around 3:30 p.m., involved a capsized three-deck vessel and required assistance from the San Francisco Fire Department, Coast Guard, and Oakland police.

A top aide to the San Francisco fire chief retired and repaid disputed union funds, with $30,000 of $50,000 in question returned. Adrienne Sims, who served as chief of staff and previously as union treasurer, denied wrongdoing but agreed to repay some funds during a union meeting.