A 52-year-old San Francisco resident died last week after being assaulted late last month at Market and Jones. So far, no arrests have been made. The death is the city's 33rd homicide this year.

Here's the latest crime news from around the Tenderloin. (Hint: beware requests for cigarettes and lighters.)

A mob of teens attacked a store customer, and two women were robbed on a block of O'Farrell St. in a single afternoon.

Cellular service is finally in the works for the underground Muni Metro, which has long been a blackout zone for coverage.

The Burger King at the corner of Market and Grove has been closed since last Friday.

The SFPD is asking for the public's help to find a person of interest in the brutal beating that killed the beloved North Beach sketch artist.

The plans call for new bike lanes, a reroute of the 19-Polk, and more.

'Moe Greens' has passed a hurdle in its plans to establish a dispensary with onsite consumption in a vacant Market Street storefront.

Over the next four years, Mayor Lee has pledged to end homelessness forever for 8,000 San Franciscans.

She's hoping to take the space in Group i's proposed Mid-Market development, which is currently allotted for Magic Theatre.

The block that could be home to a 12-story development once housed several now-closed gay bars, and an activist wants to preserve it.

The timeline for switching from preparing temporary shelters to executing the plan is quickly shrinking from weeks to days.

Two separate attacks at Fulton and Hyde by groups of assailants left one victim dead and another injured Friday night.

There's a stigma in the bartending industry against going to bartending school, something the new academy hopes to change.

A year after opening, the Twitter building's grocery store is shifting gears to focus on independent vendors serving to-go food. Pizza, donut, burger, and ramen vendors are all in talks to move in.

The SF Public Library has chosen "Beautiful Chaos," the memoir by A.C.T. artistic director Carey Perloff, as its annual citywide book pick.

Updates on this week's police commission hearing and LocoL's long-delayed opening in the Tenderloin, along with your weekend events.

A man and a woman working on laptops had them stolen by the five teens, and when they gave chase, the man was punched in the face.

Those drenched by the season's first storm can pick up free, custom-designed backpacks this week and free lightly used clothing next week.

Popular among local tech offices, dentist-on-demand Studio Dental appears to be opening its first brick-and-mortar clinic in Mid-Market.

The hearing uncovered barriers to developing one central department on homelessness, and gave community members the chance to speak out.

'Would you like a lesson in sustainability with that?' The ultra-environmentally-friendly Mid-Market bar and kitchen debuts tonight.

The photography book showcases the dashed hopes and dreams of homeless people, largely hailing from the Upper Haight and Market Street.

38-year-old suspect Collin White, of San Francisco, is being held on $400,000 bail. Jackson's family will honor him at Caffe Trieste this weekend.

With funding from the state, a private mental health agency plans to offer free wellness programs for those looking to recover and give back.

A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of beating, and ultimately killing, a 52-year-old man at the end of August.

Trader Joe's is now hiring for its forthcoming location at 4th and Market, and an employee says the new location could open by the end of October.

The futuristic fashion show's opening night was complete with plenty of LED-lit accessories, drones and a well-dressed llama.

A man was arrested today for making a bomb threat at the station, shutting down BART and Muni service for nearly an hour.

Many assaults and robberies around the neighborhood and a shooting on Leavenworth headline this week's crime blotter.

District 6 neighbors showed plenty of interest in expanding the bike share system, but wanted to ensure stations were in safe, walkable areas.

Another high-end bar and restaurant is ready to join the ever-expanding Mid-Market dining scene.

The former 21 Club space is now the re-incarnation of Big, the once highly-acclaimed cocktail bar in Lower Nob Hill.

With maxed-out service already in place, BART is trying a new technique to address overcrowding: taking out seats.

Reports are coming in of a suspicious package found on S. Van Ness between Market and Mission streets.

The former Bon Marche is transitioning into a space for smaller vendors, starting with a soul-food pop-up.

The Causwells team hopes to temporarily bring burgers back to Marlowe Burger's former space at 330 Townsend, which is set to be demolished next year.

In one incident, a woman lit newspapers on fire and set fire to the exterior of a building.

Volta has gone the way of fellow high-end spots Oro, Cadence and Bon Marché, all of which shuttered less than a year.

Market Street is closed at Seventh Street due to a collision which saw a driver hit a disabled woman.

The Bern is back in town, lobbying for a State Senate candidate and a ballot measure aimed at reducing prescription drug prices.

More than 100 local artists are taking to the sidewalk, local businesses and vacant storefronts to showcase their stuff.

Amid ongoing negotiations between the administration and faculty union, striking faculty members are convening at Civic Center Campus this afternoon for a rally against CCSF's labor practices.

Sixth Street's annual art walk is dedicated to showcasing the corridor's possibilities. But what do San Franciscans think about its current state?

Whether you're looking for a custom cake or a quick chocolate fix, Cable Car Cakes and Chocolates will soon have you covered.

Pay your own price to see live sketch comedy, check out a free happy hour with deals on clothing and accessories, and much more.

This month's crime blotter includes a shooting, a stabbing, a slew of violent robberies and a hard look at the TL's lack of bike lanes.

The armed man has finally surrendered after a nearly six-hour standoff that completely shut down Civic Center.

Flax Art & Design is still in search of a new space, but won't be moving until mid-February of 2016 at the earliest.

The AQ and TBD team's newest eatery will be located in the Twitter building.

Started as a student project, the petition surpassed its 15,000-signature goal in just two weeks.

An altercation yesterday afternoon in UN Plaza sent one San Francisco resident to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Starting next week, Civic Center Plaza will be aglow with six enormous lanterns.

Starting tomorrow, Market Street will become a three-day playground packed with interactive art.

The visual arts nonprofit opens the doors of its new South of Market location this Saturday.

Traffic is stalled at 10th and Market, where protestors are rallying against the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Open rehearsals for a live multimedia performance on the facade of UC Hastings Law School will begin tomorrow.

The Happiness Institute is showing 2 short films about sustainability tonight. It's free and includes food. You're so there.

With construction on the Van Ness Bus Rapid Transit to begin this fall, the avenue's streetlamps may become a thing of the past.

This may come as a surprise to no one, but now we have the stats to prove it: Octavia and Market is officially SF's most dangerous intersection.

Proof School is opening its campus for math-obsessed 6th-12th graders on a surprising (but quickly changing) block.

The 167-space underground parking garage under 6x6 is open, despite no tenants being confirmed for the retail mall above it.

Ben and Cristina, who left Alabama in search of opportunity, share how they're trying to make their lives and relationship work while temporarily homeless in San Francisco.

Fresh off a win in Golden Gate Park, traffic safety activists are now planning to bring the unauthorized posts to Market Street.

Staff at All Star Cafe, the corner's longstanding donut shop, say it won't be closing next week.

A new analysis suggests that five of the six biggest opportunity sites for addressing the city's urine and feces issue are located in SoMa.

The three men, two of whom had clown masks, were armed with a gun.

The Mid-Market apartment complex's ground floor will soon host a bevy of corporate events.

Protesters opposed to the Dakota Access Pipeline blocked traffic at Van Ness & Market this morning.

BART trains are experiencing major delays this afternoon after a person reportedly got onto the tracks at Civic Center station. Trains are now running again, but behind schedule.

Learn about updated platforms, new bus shelters, and the path of the transit lines on Van Ness.

The folks behind Lower Haight restaurant Maven are plotting a new cocktail bar at 39 Fell Street.

Yesterday, tenants at 1061 Market St. held a noon rally in front of their building to protest eviction attempts.

Students from the Outer Richmond and Mission District are marching to Civic Center this morning to protest the outcome of Tuesday's presidential election.

In keeping with San Francisco's creative spirit, there were plenty of clever homemade signs and costumes at this weekend's marches.

Mid-Market's newest beer hall is set to debut this week.

Thanks to a grant from the Awesome Foundation, the artist is creating seating on circular bike racks.

The 244 new units, in the Mission, Tenderloin, and Mid-Market, will provide stable housing for the chronically homeless.

A duo of documentary photographers wants their new audio/video project to unite Tenderloin residents and wealthy Mid-Market denizens.

A 33-year-old woman was kidnapped by three men on Friday night.

From Jewish-Italian dinners to outdoor candle-lighting to kosher comedy in a Chinese restaurant, here are tips for eight nights of fun.

This morning, social media giant Twitter went public with its I.P.O. We walked mid-Market and talked to some of the company's neighbors.

Some old office buildings and the accompanying bridge over Hayes Street is heading for demolition this year.

Another developer is seeking to gift the city land for 100 percent affordable housing in the TL, in exchange for keeping its Mid-Market project alive.

Need a burst of endorphins after this past week? Our editors share their neighborhood favorites for spicy eats.

Underwear company Thinx argues that its "pussy-grabbing-proof underwear" ad isn't offensive, but BART disagrees.

Here's the latest roundup of tips we've received from Hoodline readers in the last week.

A beer garden, live music, food trucks and artists are popping up at Civic Center tonight for a new weekly event.

After two officers exited the vehicle to conduct a foot patrol, a suspect opened the door and lit it on fire.

The ANSWER Coalition-sponsored demonstration started with a rally at UN Plaza, and began heading westbound on Market just after 6pm.

The new watering hole aims to be an unpretentious haven for Mid-Market workers and visitors.

The Twitter building Market offers a stark contrast to the Tenderloin’s newly revamped corner store, Daldas.

In his new solo show, the longtime Market Street photographer highlights the rapid pace of change in the Mid-Market area.

This week’s crime blotter includes a bus-stop stabbing, an ATM robbery and a man critically injured after crawling beneath a delivery truck.

The new policy roadmap focuses on block-specific "game changers" and neighborhood-wide action items.

San Francisco Main Public Library staff may be trained to deliver life-saving medication to heroin users who overdose on the property.

The legislation aims to preserve the neighborhood's LGBT history, while allowing a major Mid-Market development to move forward.

The stabbing sent one person to the hospital; the street has since been reopened.

The day that many San Franciscans have dreaded is finally upon us. Here's where to make your voice heard.

Hospitality House aims to connect employers with more local Mid-Market and Tenderloin job seekers.

Employees are spreading the news, shoppers report.

Hazel will begin serving patrons of Mr. Tipple’s Recording Studio this week and open its own bar and restaurant in mid-February.

Developers of a new mixed-use building at 1028 Market hope to keep the space active even after The Hall closes in October.

With hopes of changing local perspectives—and policies—on homelessness, the nonprofit is broadcasting the stories of individuals living on San Francisco streets.

If approved later this month, the 13-story Market Street residence will boast a towering piece of public art.

After more than seven years at Market and Taylor, the hot dog joint and attached coffee shop have closed for good.

Protesters could be heard chanting "Not my president" and "No racist USA, no Trump, no KKK."

Three employees say they were required to speak English at all times, in violation of California law.

With three new fast-casual eateries opening, The Market is changing almost as fast as Twitter Moments.

A vehicle crashed into 10 United Nations Plaza this morning, just outside the plaza's weekly farmers market.

Put out to pasture in the early 2000s, the S line has returned, giving morning commuters from West Portal to Embarcadero some breathing room.

Tenants at 1049 Market are continuing their ongoing battle to remain in their homes.

The new learning center is part of Twitter's revitalization agreement for receiving payroll tax breaks.

Market Street Cycles thrives after three months, serving commuting customers and those local to Hayes Valley & the Mid-Market area.

Will the city offer more public toilets next year? Could federal cuts stall improvements to SF’s aging infrastructure? Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru answers these questions and more.

San Francisco is losing yet another dive bar.

A local husband-wife duo host monthly walking tours highlighting the history and design of neon signs across the city.

Got a tip to share? Send us an email at [email protected], text us at (415) 200-3233, or tweet at us @hoodline.

A community effort is helping Tenderloin corner stores ditch the junk food in favor of healthier inventory.

Offering everything from stand-up to hip-hop to DJ sets, Showdown draws arts lovers from all over the city to its patch of Sixth Street.

Tomorrow, anyone is encouraged to ride public transportation without pants, while trying to keep a straight face.

Is the nation's restaurant industry a bubble about to burst?

This weekend, check out some chamber music (with free wine and childcare), get your cork crafting on at the Museum of Craft & Design, or dance 'til you drop with Alonzo King's Lines Ballet.

"It's ridiculous," said a local advocate defending the man against a possible fine and community service.

Rest assured, the long-delayed remodel is underway.

A man died Tuesday of injuries he suffered in an attack last year, making the case a homicide.

Civic Center station was completely shut down, with BART and Muni trains not running, while officials investigated a bomb threat.

The team behind Lower Haight bar and restaurant Maven has yet another new Mid-Market project in the works.

Plans to build the 13-story apartment building at 1028 Market St. were approved yesterday, which means The Hall's time is almost up.

Two separate attacks in the district early Sunday morning left two people fighting for their lives.

SFMOMA/Open Space, CounterPulse, and Danspace are teaming up to explore the impact of HIV/AIDS on the local arts community.

Uber's meal delivery service is now serving weekday lunches to users in the Financial District and SoMa.

Two employees at the Walgreens in the Twitter building were stabbed yesterday morning while trying to stop a shoplifter.

A lengthy protest march opposing President Trump's agenda has been on the march downtown, and will continue until 5pm.

A new initiative to unify the common spaces near City Hall aims to create the Civic Center Commons area to attract residents and visitors to enjoy the area.

The agency plans to install new bike lanes this year, but bulb-outs, traffic islands and other changes will take longer.

As you may have noticed, it's raining.

David Rio prepares a unique new chai venture on Market Street, coming soon.

If approved, a new neon work would decorate two sides of the popular concert and events venue.

The announcement comes a week after a scathing review by a New York Times food critic.

The beginning of the year saw a homicide, a machete attack, assaults with other strange weapons and multiple violent robberies.

A cup of coffee at Blue Bottle set Mokhtar Al-Khanshali on a path that now connects Yemeni farmers to consumers who appreciate the most extraordinary coffee in the world.

A man is in critical condition after being stabbed several times last night near the intersection of Market and 7th streets.

Restaurants are shutting down to show solidarity with immigrant workers against President Trump's policies.

Mark Ellinger has been researching and photographing the Tenderloin and Mid-Market neighborhoods for over 10 years.

The arts organization will expand its community engagement as it moves into a new Mission Street space.

Protesters will converge on Uber's 11th and Market headquarters at 5pm today to oppose the company's recent involvement with the Trump administration, and other controversies.

An armed man was arrested on the Civic Center Muni station platform this afternoon.

After 4 assailants attacked a woman and stole her dog, police nabbed 3 of the suspects and reunited pet and guardian.

New neighbors are moving into the Mid-Market part of town thanks to some tax-breaks from the city.

As a new Mid-Market mall prepares to open, it seems like a mass exodus is taking place at Fifth and Market's Westfield Centre.

Protesters will return to SFO today, but a larger demonstration in San Francisco proper has also been set for next Saturday.

Get ready for some scantily-clad Santas coming your way over the weekend.

Gabriela Cámara of Mexico City's Contramar is bringing a new restaurant to 149 Fell St.

Recent openings include a boba tea shop and caviar store, while the former Buckshot Bar & Gameroom space will soon reopen with an entirely new concept.

Jain, who's appeared on 'General Hospital' and in Netflix's new '13 Reasons Why,' is raising funds for TL-based Because Justice Matters.

Last week's officer-involved shooting, a man who attacked 3 different men with a metal object, and a significant number of group attacks.

A unanimous vote has prevented the eviction of 1049 Market St.'s residents, many of them lower-income artists.

The fledgling pinseria is gaining a following, but its environs are still plagued by petty crime.

The Mission's "friendliest custard purveyor" is gone, but East Coast-style sandwiches and a popular juice joint will be opening up soon.

Tips and info to make this weekend's Pride festivities easier on you and everyone else.

Hundreds of people gathered at City Hall today for two different protests, and a third is expected to follow this evening.

An area salvage expert got in before demolition began.

CCSF's Civic Center classes will resume at 1170 Market St. while seismic issues at 750 Eddy St. are resolved.

A six-month trial project has freed up hundreds of police hours, and has the support of Tenderloin SFPD Capt. Jason Cherniss.

A massive outage has knocked out power to FiDi buildings and snarled the morning commute.

City officials gathered yesterday morning to rededicate F-Market car #1051, the Harvey Milk.

If the SFMTA Board agrees, one of the most dangerous intersections in the city would see two blocks of parking-protected bike lane.

A new outdoor cafe has popped up on Market between Fifth and Sixth streets, courtesy of the team at The Village; stop by for a preview from 8am-2pm Monday-Wednesday of this week and next.

The bike shop will be closed and a number of parking spaces around Seventh and Market will be unavailable from 10am-5pm today; filming is for a Chase credit card commercial.

It's been a busy year for the Mid-Market area, and there's more on the way.

After failing to attract a single tenant for its 42,000 square feet, the restored historic bank is hoping to house multiple tenants instead.

The owner of the Marina's Cafe Golo reopens the cafe at 1145 Market with a "simple but hearty" menu.

Meet some of the folks we encountered recently on the streets around Civic Center.

Finding space for startups in San Francisco is tough, but for non-profits it's "painful and nearly impossible."

Developer Build Inc. talks progress at One Oak, the proposed residential tower at Market and Van Ness.

Owner Patrick Marks runs one of the last niche bookstores in San Francisco.

It'll offer baked-to-order Middle Eastern pastries and wholesale Mediterranean breads from a trio of Israeli bakers.

When love won.

Mid-Market police chase last night leaves one pedestrian with life-threatening injuries.

The area will get eight new hotels over the course of the next few years.

The neighborhood's famous tour guide is putting promising Tenderloin residents through a rigorous interview prep course.

A car spontaneously burst into flames during the evening commute, but SFFD quickly doused the blaze.

It's the end of the road for the Market Street Cinema, after entertaining the masses in one way or another over the past century.

More than a dozen Uber drivers took to the company's headquarters to protest their pay and treatment by the company.

Private cars, including Lyft and Uber, will have new turn restrictions on Market Street from Third through Eighth streets.

San Francisco's oldest mattress company has a richly preserved history, and a product that's stood the test of time.

A new restaurant is coming to 989 Mission St., and one big clue suggests that it's the newest addition to the Burma Superstar family.

By this time next year, sleek new Muni cars should begin to appear on San Francisco's streets.