The driver is cooperating with the investigation. Drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor at this time, officials said.

The driver remained on the scene. No arrest has been made.

Hayes Valley also saw two separate automotive arsons.

A Public Works employee behind the wheel of a city-owned truck struck the woman, who later died of her injuries.

Many shoppers assumed the store's empty shelves heralded a closure — but Walgreens says it's all due to shoplifting.

Police say the pedestrian allegedly entered the street from the median before being struck by the bus.

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

The pedestrian was allegedly in a crosswalk when he was struck by a driver turning left.

The suspect also allegedly drove into a marked police cruiser.

In one incident, a woman witnessed three men break into a car. When she started to take pictures, the suspects stole her purse.

The driver fled the scene after hitting the pedestrian. No arrest has been made.

The FBI is still withholding critical details about the incident, including the identity of the shooter and why he attacked two men while off-duty.

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