The fire appears to have originated in or near Econ Glass Company at 225 Sixth St., where firefighters are currently deployed.

At a recent meeting, the district's new police captain, Daryl Fong, addressed neighbors' concerns about various quality-of-life issues.

One of the items taken in this weekend's burglary was a scooter signed by Giants right fielder Hunter Pence.

The Sixth Street club is on the hunt for two men who stole hundreds of dollars and a bottle of liquor.

Over the past month, Mission Street has been the scene of multiple incidents, including a hit-and-run, stabbing, and multiple robberies.

With no toilets onsite or regular cleaning by the city, a 20-year-old skater made signs and a video begging people to stop using corners of the public skate park as a restroom.

Though the new jail was unanimously voted down, the city is trying to keep its $80 million state grant in play to fund an alternative facility.

A woman was kidnapped and assaulted in SoMa early Sunday morning after getting into a car she mistook for the rideshare she had ordered.

A mini-bus at the 9th & Howard Chevron caught on fire this afternoon, causing some small explosions and shutting down streets.

While the Board of Supervisors hoped to use the $80 million federal jail grant to construct a mental health facility instead, Public Works has confirmed that the federal government won't allow it.

This week's crime blotter features two Western SoMa shootings, as well as robberies with guns, knives and fists.

Police have shut down Brannan between 8th and 9th streets, with traffic being diverted.

"The Discount Builders Supply at 1695 Mission St. is on fire," tipster Susan P. also reported. "Appears to be the side of the building on Duboce/Division where homeless frequently camp."