At last night's meeting, Capt. John Sanford continued to assail careless cyclists on the Wiggle, and addressed why so many violent crimes occur near the station itself.

Despite the negative headlines, both the cops who monitor public housing and Supervisor London Breed say crime is way down.

A year and a half after four young men were shot to death in a car in Hayes Valley, SFPD is asking for the public's assistance in finding more information in the case—and offering a $250,000 reward.

A man was hospitalized with a life-threatening head injury last night after being run over by a motorcyclist at Fillmore and Fulton.

A man died this evening at the Hayes Valley location of Walgreens. According to a tipster who was on the scene, emergency services tried to treat him for a heart attack, but he was unresponsive.

Some of the shooting victims had allegedly come to the area to "air out" a gang-related turf war, but their targets struck first.

On September 6th, six people were displaced after a fire in a three-story residential building at Haight and Octavia streets. Now, SFFD officials have told KTVU that the fire was deliberately set.

A female driver was removed from the scene in an ambulance.

A ride-hailing passenger sustained a life-threatening head injury, while across town, a driver was shot at while picking someone up.

Here are the latest tips we've received from our readers via text, email and Twitter.

Wearing a full hazmat suit and a fake badge that read "Ortho," the suspect tried to steal laptops from a building on Franklin Street.

Since mid-December, there’s been a stabbing, plus shootings aimed at people, cars and the ground.

Police are asking the public's help in finding this man, who attempted to rob a Chinatown jewelry store at gunpoint.

The month's crimes also included a home invasion in which a woman was punched and threatened at knifepoint.

Here's the latest in crime around the neighborhood, including advice to combat a recent uptick in auto thefts.

Witnesses with photos and videos are encouraged to contact their local police station.

Suppenkuche did not catch fire, but was also evacuated.

The order was issued at 11:18am on Monday morning and was lifted shortly after noon.

The latest neighborhood crimes also include a robbery with an Airsoft gun and a hot prowler who stole a video game system.

Yes, that's a person climbing a construction crane on the 100 block of Hayes St.

The incident occurred at the 101 southbound on-ramp at Octavia and Market streets.

"They do this every weekend now, it seems," reports one Hoodline tipster.

The bicyclist was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries.

A public safety meeting hosted by the Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association will take place tonight.

In one incident, a man and a woman were held at gunpoint in a home invasion.

According to SFPD, the arson occurred around 3:30am today.

The SFPD needs your help in identifying a fleeing car at a hit and run earlier this afternoon.

Cyclist down, freeway closed at Market & Octavia.

September saw a number of robberies in Hayes Valley, with items snatched from stores, restaurants, and people on the street.

A symbol from the flag of the Five-Percent Nation appeared on the side of the French-American School last night, spurring an investigation from SFPD.

"The investigation did not reveal any connection to terrorism and there is no threat to the school, students, or staff," said police.

Neighbors noted the large police response yesterday, as an argument between two men ended in a stabbing.

Little visible progress has been made in arresting the culprits behind the murders.

Mailbox thefts, car break-ins and muggings were all concerns raised at last week's Hayes Valley public safety meeting.

Attendees discussed concerns about Sharper Future, a sex offender rehab center, moving in to the nearby Duboce Triangle neighborhood.

Hayes between Buchanan and Webster was closed off for hours, but the device was eventually found to be non-explosive.

At tonight's Hayes Valley Public Safety meeting, SFPD Lieutenant Brian Petiti will be on hand to talk about the work his officers do in the Western Addition housing projects.

A 70-year-old woman was transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, and her male companion was also seriously injured after a car hit them at Franklin and Hayes on Friday night.

A 22-year SFPD veteran, Jaimerena has pledged to reduce property theft and violent crime and enhance traffic safety.

At last night's meeting, Hayes Valley residents welcomed new Northern Station Captain John Jaimerena to the neighborhood.

Officials are gathering input about creating spaces where users could inject under supervision and without fear of arrest.

With property crimes in SF making national news, Northern Police Captain John Jaimerena will be speaking to neighbors at the event about current statistics surrounding property crime in Hayes Valley.

A woman was attacked by an unknown assailant at 10am on Thursday morning.

The two-alarm rooftop fire broke out in an attic on Webster this afternoon.

A silver Prius hopped the curb and crashed into a fence at Oak and Octavia streets yesterday.

Ever wonder about the men and women in blue who patrol your neighborhood? Swing by La Boulangerie in Hayes Valley between 7:30 and 9:30am tomorrow for "coffee with a cop."

The event aims "to do something different in our community to confront the complexities of people living on our streets."

The suspect, 27-year-old Lee Farley, was already serving time in a high-security federal prison.

Lee Farley, the 27-year-old suspect arrested in the January 2015 killing of four young men in Hayes Valley, pled not guilty to murder charges in a court appearance this morning, reports the Examiner.

Tipster Allison reports a "big response to an unstable nude man who was pointing his privates at cops in Hayes Valley."

SFFD responded to two garbage fires on Golden Gate Avenue, and a burglary escalated to an armed robbery.

Police took the suspect into custody at the scene.

A man was hospitalized after an unknown suspect stabbed him in the back near Market and Van Ness.

Police have not made arrests in any of these incidents.

The victim, who has not been identified, was discovered near the corner of Lily and Octavia.

In one case, a shared cigarette break escalated into a robbery.

Neighbors are encouraged to attend a Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association public safety meeting on November 7th.

Suspect Othman Al-Muttalaby is expected to make a court appearance after he's released from the hospital.

The victim was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries.

In one incident, three assailants struck a woman with a golf club before stealing her wallet.

Parties unknown have been absconding with ornamental plantings.

No suspect was identified, but police say the investigation is ongoing.

In one incident, two robbers forced an 83-year-old man to withdraw cash from an ATM.

According to reports, the suspect was the victim's boyfriend.

The suspect struck two people, several vehicles, and a Muni shelter.

SFPD's Northern Station holds its monthly community meeting this Thursday.

Multiple violent street crimes were reported in recent weeks.

SFPD officers also arrested four suspected thieves behind the wheel of a stolen car.

A fleeing suspect briefly dragged another driver after a crash.

The intruder damaged the storefront, but the bagelry remained open.

SFPD's Northern Station holds its next community meeting on Thursday, June 14.

In separate incidents, cellphone robbers targeted women who were walking dogs.

Two cameras were stolen in broad daylight, a woman was robbed by a suspect posing as a security guard and more recent incidents.

In another incident, a woman woke to find her apartment window open, with her possessions spread on the sidewalk.

The crash took place around 3:24 a.m. near Octavia and Haight streets.

A 25-year-old man walked into the hospital with a gunshot wound after a shooting at Golden Gate Avenue and Webster Street.

The past month also saw several cellphone robberies in the neighborhood.

According to the Fire Department, no one was injured.

The latest crime roundup in the neighborhood also includes a few hot prowl burglaries.

In one incident, a trio of 13-year-olds stole a phone on a Muni bus, then attacked its owner after he gave chase.

The tree came down shortly before 10 a.m. and is blocking vehicular travel in both directions.

After a high-speed chase that ended at Octavia and Market, police arrested two suspects in the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old man.

In another incident, a woman was punched and robbed of her phone by a trio of teenage boys.

In one incident, two men entered a store on Van Ness Avenue, brandished knives, and stole cash from the register.

The suspect is being charged with attempted murder, among other offenses.

In one incident, a motorcyclist was hospitalized in life-threatening condition after colliding with a parked car.

In one incident, a woman woke up to find her front room window open and laptops, jewelry, and cash were missing.

In one incident, a man detained a burglar in his garage who was trying on his clothing.

In one incident, a man was robbed after a stranger approached him and cut him with a knife.

In one incident, a man opened a woman's car door and took a phone and a wallet containing ID and credit cards.

In one incident, two teens broke into a car to steal items, then threatened to shoot the car's owner.

In one incident, a man walked into a business on the 600 block of Octavia St. (between Grove and Fulton) with a knife, grabbed a jacket, an umbrella and a bottle of whiskey and fled.

In one incident, a burglar entered a home in the dead of night and stole items.

A cyclist sustained life-threatening injuries while riding a shared Bay Wheels bike.

In one incident, a man aged between 30 and 40 lit an unknown object on fire and threw it underneath a car.

In one incident, a woman arrived home to find a burglar hiding in her house, with some of her property in tow.

40 of the Haight's unhoused have found safe shelter at the Stanyan Street tent village. But there appears to be no plan for hundreds of others sleeping on the street.

A scooter-riding burglar stole a safe from the Hayes Valley pizzeria earlier this month.

Following two high-profile incidents, a number of retailers told Hoodline they're seeing widespread issues with vandalism and robbery in the neighborhood.

Hayes Valley also saw two separate automotive arsons.

In one incident, three men were arrested when they tried to break into a business on the 500 block of Octavia Street.

Police arrested a man for setting a bathroom on fire in Alamo Square Park, and believe he may be connected to other local arsons as well.

Restaurants and bars in the city are experiencing a rash of break-ins and vandalism under the shelter-in-place order.

In one incident, an unidentified suspect entered the garage of a 70-year-old man and stole some tools.

The woman was found in the Hayes Valley park on Tuesday afternoon.

In one incident, a man grabbed a bottle of wine from a picnic table and then threatened to harm the picnicker with the bottle.

Two people are in critical condition after being struck over the weekend by drivers in the Mission and on Van Ness Avenue.

One driver flipped their car, while the other driver collided with a light pole in front of the Oak Gourmet corner store.

Though high-end stores like this may resort to taking matters into their own hands, hiring one of San Francisco's Top Security Companies can mean the difference between staying in business or closing your doors for good.

Founder and top executive of the San Francisco-founded group OneTaste have been indicted on charges of forced labor, sex trafficking, and other abuses.

A Chinese real estate tycoon and his US-based development company face charges in a San Francisco bribery scandal after extradition from the UK.

Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association is accusing the city of ignoring their warnings about homeless campfires in the area.