While the Mission saw a six percent increase in car break-ins this year — that's down from an 80 percent increase last year, Police Chief Bill Scott told the Board of Supervisors.

The suspect allegedly exited his vehicle and punched a man who reportedly mistook his vehicle for a rideshare car.

The first-alarm fire broke out at 3:33 a.m. today on Funston Avenue between Irving and Judah.

In one incident, a man sitting outside a restaurant was pepper sprayed, hit and robbed of his laptop.

Two suspects were apprehended in the Richmond yesterday after an attempted car burglary, car chase and collision.

The SFPD is seeking information on a maroon four-door sedan that struck a cyclist early Tuesday, August 21.

Two vehicle fires were reported, along with one property fire that displaced eight residents.

The shooting involved a U.S. Park Police officer, the SFPD has confirmed.

A passenger reportedly hopped into an awaiting vehicle while the driver fled the scene on foot.

The neighborhood also saw a spate of cell-phone robberies and assaults.

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

Police are still seeking the driver who left a pedestrian in life-threatening condition in an Oak & Baker hit-and-run.

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