Vehicle burglaries continue to be the most prevalent crime, with a smattering of violent crime and narcotics rounding out the mix.

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.

Police protected the young pinniped, who was separated from his mother, from crows and off-leash dogs until a marine mammal rescue team from Sausalito arrived on the scene.

Emergency crews have reported to the scene of a nasty collision along the Embarcadero at Bryant.

In texts released by the public defender’s office, Lai uses derogatory language against African-Americans, Indians, Latinos, and LGBT people.

The death is the second homicide to occur in the Civic Center/Tenderloin area in less than a week.

Headlining this month's police blotter are multiple hot prowls, assaults, and violent robberies around the neighborhood.

A man stabs a drunken man who assaulted him, a thief claims she entered the wrong house, a woman is pepper-sprayed during a mugging, and more mayhem.

Just a day after a fire broke out at 17th & Guerrero, yet another fire is being reported in the Mission, this time on Poplar Street near 24th & Valencia.

Fisherman's Wharf now has eight officers—including four on patrol until midnight daily—to deter auto break-ins, robberies, and other crimes.

With hopes of building deeper relationships with community members, the Tenderloin's police station is inviting community members to sip coffee and chat informally from 7-9am tomorrow at Philz.

Here's a photo tour of the day's festivities, along with a roundup of crimes that occurred at the event.

Two men were hit by a driver on Mission Street last night. The suspect tried to flee, but bystanders detained him. Both of the victims were hospitalized, one with life-threatening injuries.