The vehicle had previously been spotted in auto burglaries in the area, officers said.

The one-alarm blaze started in a laundromat's dryer.

A rear-end collision pushed a car onto the sidewalk, striking a woman and sending her to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

The incident appears to be SF's first homicide of 2020.

Both victims were transported to a hospital.

In one incident, a 42-year-old man was seriously injured at Franklin and Bay streets in the Marina when a 26-year-old man shot him and fled.

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 man in his 30s entered a store on the 300 block of California Street (between Battery and Leidesdorff) and demanded money from the register.

SFPD has identified three suspects, and the shooting remains on ongoing investigation.

One adult was rescued from the three-story complex and is in critical condition, officials said. One firefighter suffered minor injuries.

Tenderloin police responded to multiple violent robberies in the last month of 2019.

The stabbing comes just two days after a shooting at the same intersection.

Police say the woman was shot and killed around 11 p.m. last night.