"We know that the overwhelming majority of people out protesting are doing so peacefully, and we trust that will continue," Mayor Breed said in a statement.

Robbery suspects attacked victims with hammers, power tools, and in one case, a padlock.

While vandalism downtown got the most attention, three Lower Haight businesses also had their windows smashed.

Officials say the cyclist was "doored" by a parked car, then struck by an oncoming vehicle.

The victim was walking on the sidewalk when the SUV driver struck him.

The suspect "is a person who has been known in the neighborhood for some time," said a legislative aide to Supervisor Rafael Mandelman.

In recent weeks, there have been several reports of overnight home burglaries in the area.

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

The driver had no proof of insurance and was cited for driving on a suspended license.

The city's parks and real estate departments have two weeks to identify land where homeless people can camp at a social distance.

“This is the worst we’ve ever seen it," says Thao Pham, who has operated the popular Tenderloin Vietnamese restaurant for 20 years.

The shooting victim was robbed at gunpoint alongside two other men, who were not injured.

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