A Neighborhood Watch meeting on Monday, Sept. 21st will touch on safety at the Safeway grocery store at 145 Jackson St.

In this week's crime roundup, in addition to the ever-present list of robberies, read the feel-good story of an SFPD officer who lost his wallet and got it back.

Candidates for the District 3 supervisor seat fielded a series of questions last night on solving the housing crisis, curbing the growing homeless population and easing crime and traffic congestion.

Find out what's happening with suspects in recent cases and read about the latest crimes, including a hit-and-run, an ATM robbery and a wine theft.

At a press conference, officials issued assurances that the city is still safe and discussed new efforts to curb car break-ins, among other issues.

BART spokesperson Jim Allison confirmed, "Yes we do have a fatality at the Embarcadero station."

Crime in the Central this week included a robber who spit while stealing bras and two more Chinatown jewelry grabs.

An apologetic octogenarian attacker and a robbery during a ride share that wasn't legitimate are just two of this week's more curious crimes.

The SFPD has already started handing out more tickets for drivers who pass stopped cable cars; a ticket will cost you $238.

A rash of robberies, most with force and some violent, marked this week's crime recap from SFPD's Central Station.

Held last night, the annual event was the station's biggest yet, with dozens of law-enforcement agencies and community groups.

An overview of some of the past week's most notorious crimes and arrests.