A man suspected of stabbing a CHP officer in SoMa was arrested this morning near the Harrison and Essex freeway off-ramp.

In a quieter week for SoMa crime, there were a couple of robberies, a stabbing and a self-driving car that veered off course.

"This is the chillest possible-kidnapping announcement I've ever seen," one Twitter user said. BART's response: "Until we can confirm further details, we don't want to be unnecessarily dramatic."

Tired of dealing with rampant auto break-ins, feces, homeless encampments and more on their streets, neighbors are organizing to fight back.

The new proposal aims to construct a behavioral health center to support the city's criminal justice system.

Headlining this week's neighborhood crime blotter: a shooting on 11th Street and the robbery of an auto dealership on Howard.

A 42-year-old man was sent to the hospital with life-threatening injuries Saturday evening, after an unprovoked stabbing by an acquaintance.

After attempting to flee a traffic stop last night, a motorist collided with another car and flipped, halting traffic at the busy intersection.

Traffic is snarled in SoMa following a collision between a vehicle and an SFPD officer on a dirt bike.

Multiple tipsters have written in to report a fire at a homeless encampment underneath the freeway.

The Board of Supervisors swiftly rejected plans for the new jail and asked for a new plan for the dilapidated 850 Bryant St.

Local politicians and activists spoke at the rally, which was organized to spread awareness and call for an end to gun violence.

There were also many assaults and robberies across the neighborhood, with few arrests made.