This month's meeting from 6–7pm Jan. 21st has been changed to the Chapter Room on the plaza at Grace Cathedral (1100 Taylor St.), and one of the topics will be Super Bowl City.

A cab driver allegedly assaults his passengers after a dispute, intruders break into a hotel to start a fracas, several strongarm street robberies, and more.

Nonprofits around the city—including in the Tenderloin, Western Addition and Bayview—are using the grants to tackle crime and plan community-building events.

The investigation is ongoing, as none of the stolen goods have been located.

An irate would-be patient turned violent, another ATM theft, a grinch who robbed a home over the holidays, and more recent crime updates.

Nearly two months after 20-year-old Calvin Riley was fatally shot while playing Pokémon Go, police are still on the hunt for his killer, and have released a composite sketch in an attempt to find him.

A capsizing boat and a separate, mysterious incident involving a critically injured man had rescue crews out in full force at Aquatic Park.

This week's crimes include a woman assaulted with a sugar dispenser after trying to stop a would-be coffee thief, a bar fight that spilled into the street, and multiple muggings.

This week's crime roundup features robberies with force, a major antique heist, pistol whipping and more.

An altercation results in a life-threatening head injury in North Beach, plus more crime reports from around the northeastern neighborhoods.

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

In a dramatic rescue, the SFFD, SFPD and Coast Guard responded to the waters off Pier 45 this afternoon, where dozens of children were in the water.

Read on for our bi-weekly crime roundup from SF's northeast neighborhoods.

A potential hate crime and multiple cell phone thefts headline this week's crime roundup.

The latest tips we've received from our readers via our tipline, email and Twitter.

Visitors from North Carolina had the cremated remains of a family member stolen from their rental car in Fisherman's Wharf.

The promotions leave both stations without appointed captains.

Muggings at tourist hotspots, an arsonist at Pier 39, and other incidents reported in the last 2 weeks.

In one incident, a suspect stabbed a man with scissors while he walking down Market Street.

Albert Williams, 61, allegedly stole fares from cable car riders.

A 55-year-old San Francisco resident was arrested on suspicion of embezzlement and theft of public monies.

In this week's crime blotter, two mysterious fires are set, a teenager is mugged, and a woman finds a disturbing note under her apartment door.

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

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

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

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.

Stolen items included computers and a Segway; thieves are getting "brazen," says the executive director of the Fisherman's Wharf CBD.

This week's crimes involve a band of hat thieves in the Wharf, an assault with a skateboard near the Ferry Building, a stabbing in Portsmouth Square, and various muggings, including one via bike.

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.

Stabbings of people sleeping on the street, hot prowls in women's homes, a transgender makeup thief and more of this week's major crimes.

Residents shared stories of robberies, auto break-ins, bicycle chop shops and other concerns in the area.

A not-so-prescient psychic, a violent cookie thief and a robbery of hot sauce and a massage pad were three of the more unusual recent crimes in the area.

Yet another ATM robbery, a violent drug deal, two stabbings and various other mayhem was reported the previous week in area neighborhoods.

The police captain was rear-ended by a drunk driver, broke a rib and suffered soft tissue damage.

This week's crime recap was marked by a rash of purse snatchings and muggings for cell phones and cameras.

The week also had its share of hot prowl burglaries and violent muggings, including one in which a woman's hip was broken.

Read about a rash of muggings for purses, cell phones and tablets this past week, along with tips from Capt. David Lazar on keeping your phone safe.

A new initiative places hanger cards on rearview mirrors to remind guests not to leave anything in their cars; the city is also putting up signs.

It's a short week of crime reports for the neighborhood, but Central Station still had plenty of action.

On Thanksgiving, police began receiving reports of wood and metal baseball bats, some with spikes driven through them.

The past week's crimes included two bank robberies, another ATM robbery, muggings, and more attempted and actual purse snatchings.

We're seeing an uptick in fake monks, plus crimes this week including teenagers robbing toy vendors, a woman who fought back to keep her necklace, holdups and more.

This week's crime report includes info on arrests of three-card monte hustlers and various muggings around the district, including one at gunpoint.

This week's crimes include a scary home invasion on Telegraph Hill, a $10,000 robbery from a luxury leather goods shop and a woman robbed when trying to enter a card game.

A stabbing at BART, a fatal hit-and-run on Broadway, a North Beach mugging and more.

The victim was found on the sidewalk, and later died at San Francisco General Hospital.

A pedestrian was killed on Broadway, a man was stabbed on St. Patrick's Day, and it was a bad week for men getting robbed of their cell phones.

A robbery at high noon, a ride-by phone snatching, a shooting and various muggings mark the previous week in crime in area neighborhoods.

Muggers who pepper-sprayed their victims, a suspicious death on a Muni bus, a robber at gunpoint, and—on the upside—a Good Samaritan who helped thwart a phone robbery.

Donald Dewsnup, a member of SFBARF, is accused of using false addresses in order to infiltrate a neighborhood association on Telegraph Hill.

The waters between Pier 39 and the cruise ship terminal at Pier 35 were the site of a dramatic scene this morning, as rescue divers worked to save an elderly woman who allegedly jumped into the water.

A man stabs a drunken man who assaulted him, a thief claims she entered the wrong house, a woman is pepper-sprayed during a mugging, and more mayhem.

Fisherman's Wharf now has eight officers—including four on patrol until midnight daily—to deter auto break-ins, robberies, and other crimes.

A man is beaten in a drive-by mugging, mysterious shots are fired at Coit Tower, a teen phone robber is caught thanks to witnesses who tackle him, and more in this past week's crime recaps.

This week, a suspect was arrested for shooting a gun at Coit Tower, a robber made off with makeup at knifepoint, and more.

A shooting in North Beach, carjacking suspects arrested and several cell phone grabs top this weeks notable crimes.

This week's crime roundup include a slew of cell phone thefts, the stabbing of an elderly man, and a dramatic Chinatown showdown.

In one incident, a woman was struck with a pipe and robbed near Union Square.

In this week's recap: Jewelry heist suspects nabbed by cops, a necklace snatch, attempted robbery averted by security guard, and more.

This week's roundup features some "great arrests," several violent robberies, and an apartment fire with a victim in critical condition.

Robberies, an unprovoked assault, a homicide near Aquatic Park, and plenty more from the neighborhood police blotter.

College student Calvin Riley was shot in the chest while playing the popular smartphone game.

Multiple hot prowl burglaries and street robberies, including two incidents near a popular tourist spot.

Plainclothes police officers recognized the suspect vehicle and reportedly witnessed two break-ins.

This week's edition features a hammer-wielding thief, a chaotic candy robbery, and two robberies at gunpoint.

No suspects have been identified in the August 2016 shooting.

In one incident, a carjacking suspect was arrested after crashing a stolen vehicle.

An armed robber held up a North Beach shop and fired a single shot before fleeing.

One of the crashes occurred on the city's high-injury network.

Several people were robbed at gunpoint in the area.

Because the animals can inflict serious damage, the National Park Service has prohibited swimming in the cove.

In one incident, three teenagers taking photos were assaulted and robbed by two men.

A man was attacked with a taser and robbed while walking near Joe DiMaggio Playground.

In one incident, a 92-year-old woman was shoved to the ground and robbed.

In one incident, a man hit a woman with a piece of lumber during an argument.

In one incident, a woman sprayed a security guard in the face so she could steal from a store.

In one incident, a man was arrested while burglarizing an occupied houseboat.

The driver was hospitalized with a life-threatening head injury.

The latest crime roundup has a slew of hot prowl burglaries, including one where the suspect returned to the scene of the crime and was arrested.

In one incident, a cyclist struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk, injuring both of them.

In one incident, a suspect shoved a cafe patron and stole her laptop.

In one incident, a man was beaten over the head with his thermos after asking for a cigarette.

In one incident, an 81-year-old woman suffered injuries after a suspect attempted to steal her purse.

Another suspect was apprehended after breaking into a Union Square store and activating an alarm.

In one incident, suspects forced their way into a woman's home at knife point and locked her in a room.

In two separate incidents, pairs of teenage boys were arrested for robbery and assault.

In another incident, a man was arrested after stabbing a woman during a fight.

Two men hit the victim in the head with guns and another woman punched her, said police.

The latest crime roundup from the city's northeast also includes a prescription-pill robber and a bevy of phone thefts.

In one incident, a prowler entered a man's Russian Hill garage and cut the locks to steal his five customized bicycles.

In one incident, four suspects approached a woman in a store, then attacked her boyfriend when the couple tried to leave.

In one incident, a man was stabbed in the back in an unprovoked attack in broad daylight.

In one incident, eight men surrounded two teens waiting for a bus and robbed them at gunpoint.

In one incident, a man was robbed at gunpoint in the middle of the day in the Financial District.

In one incident, two women robbed a man of his watch at gunpoint.

Shocking shootout near Fisherman's Warf in San Francisco leaves six individuals, including a 10-year-old child, injured.

One suspect was arrested and another was detained following a terrifying shootout near Pier 39 which saw dozens of bullets fired and multiple bystanders injured – including a 10-year-old girl.

Surveillance video shows a gunman involved in a shocking San Francisco shoot-out that left multiple people injured, sparking outrage from city officials.

Masked vigilante 'Boots' arrested in SF for brandishing fake gun while attempting to deter car break-in culprits.