At last night's meeting, Capt. John Sanford continued to assail careless cyclists on the Wiggle, and addressed why so many violent crimes occur near the station itself.

The February 11 assault sent a 17-year-old male to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.

The station's plainclothes unit is now fully staffed, and attendees grilled reps from the SF Deltas soccer team for details on game-day strategies.

The pit bull's owner fled the scene of an attack in Golden Gate Park, without providing identification.

Complications have arisen in the Homeless Youth Alliance's bid to secure administrative office space in the Lower Haight.

Traffic in the Haight this morning is slowed down at the intersection of Ashbury, where a Mission-bound 33-Ashbury bus pinned a Toyota hatchback against the curb mid-turn.

The city is allowing a vigilante bike lane separation to remain until other solutions move forward.

So far in 2016, the Haight/Stanyan intersection is still a hotbed for crimes of all sorts, and some new phone scams are making the rounds.

Take a look at the latest tips we've received from our readers via our Muxgram and email tipline.

While crime is down across the district, there have been some notable incidents in the Upper Haight to report.

The man pictured has been casing numerous Haight Street businesses, ultimately robbing Distractions yesterday afternoon.

Two violent incidents struck the district late last night, with details still coming in.

This month's recap includes mysterious fires, a motorcycle drug bust and a laptop theft.

The fire broke out around 4am this morning.

Backpacker Audrey Carey had thanked the trio of suspects for befriending her immediately before she was shot to death, according to one suspect's cellmate.

A parked car caught fire during rush hour traffic on Fell this evening, but was quickly extinguished by SFFD.

Michael Grasso, 27, and Sahmanntha Rundstrom, 19, were allegedly involved in the May torture and killing of 66-year-old homeless man Stephen Williams near Alvord Lake in Golden Gate Park.

As promised, Captain Sanford has donned a new helmet and is setting out on bike patrol.

City officials said the event remains officially unsanctioned, but cannabiz sponsors will help offset their costs.

This month saw several groups of men committing robberies by force, mostly around the Haight and Stanyan intersection.

A tussle yesterday afternoon resulted in yet another stabbing at the notorious Haight and Stanyan intersection.

In one weekend, say neighbors, the block saw an encampment break-up, drug dealing, off-leash pit bulls, and an apparent stoop fire.

The man's face was injured and his jewelry was stolen.

An investigation is underway after an unknown arsonist attempted to torch the Haight Street store's awning.

Hoodline reached out to SFPD about the serial vandal back in January, but they have yet to respond.

Election Night captured the district's attention, but good news: crime is down.

December was a relatively quiet month for crime in the Haight, with some standout exceptions.

Jamaica Suk says the laptop and drives inside her stolen bag, which she was taking to a repair shop later that day, represent four lost years of work.

Multiple muggings and a shooting drew a larger-than-usual crowd to this month's Park Station community meeting.

The home's owner was out, but a passerby saw the fire and saved the day.

After the city's first officially sponsored 4/20 Day, we're inviting feedback on how things went.

The latest casualty from last night's wind storm is a tree on Masonic—and the car it fell on.

Promotional graffiti has defaced an enormous amount of property in the Haight.

One suspect, who left before the 66-year-old victim was killed, was set to be released from jail yesterday following a sentencing hearing.

In response to an inquiry from Hoodline, a Public Works spokesperson said the city will start looking for replacements.

Crime continues to decline in the district, but burglaries from occupied homes occur with some frequency.

Vehicle theft, burglaries and other forms of larceny top the list.

Several people have been robbed North Of the Panhandle, and one man was shot in front of his home on the edge of the park.

Many neighbors said they routinely encounter intravenous drug use, drinking, public urination and harassment.

The Alvord Lake area continues to be a hotbed for crime, but the City Attorney says the McDonald's has fully cleaned up its act.

The station is preparing for next month’s 420 Day and the Summer of Love's 50th anniversary.

Team representatives said they've taken steps to minimize negative impacts for nearby residents.

Yet another violent incident at one of the city's most notorious intersections.

Morrison Lampley, 24, and Lila Alligood, 19, admitted in court to killing a Canadian tourist in Golden Gate Park, and a therapist in Marin.

Robberies, assaults and vehicle crimes continue to increase north of the Panhandle.

Firefighters are on the scene.

After years of trying to mitigate the 4/20 crowds, the city has decided to embrace the event, signing on its first official sponsor.

The noteworthy news in Upper Haight crime includes new developments in both the Alvord Lake and Golden Gate Park tourist murders.

In the latest incident at the chronically troubled intersection, a man was attacked from behind and stabbed by a stranger at midday.

Shortly before 11 this morning, a taxi drove through the bank's ATM vestibule.

Three transients were sentenced this morning in the 2015 killings of a Canadian tourist in SF and a therapist near Fairfax.

Eight car break-ins also occurred on one morning—one while the driver was still inside his car.

The Medical Examiner's office confirmed that a body was discovered near the field at 7th & Lincoln.

Despite a relatively chill 4/20 Day, a few violent incidents occurred in the area after the smoke cleared.

Shrader was closed off from Beulah to Waller after a small fire was reported at 746-748 Shrader.

We talked with Capt. John Sanford and two SFPD sergeants about Park Station's new quality-of-life Haight task force.

Here's your monthly snapshot of crime in the Upper Haight.

The incident took place at 11:55pm near the corner of Clayton and Waller streets.

After a month of dry weather, El Niño returned with a vengeance this weekend, taking a lot of local trees with it.

National Night Out is heading to precincts around the city on Tuesday, August 4th.

Organizers canceled artist Fantastic Negrito's Saturday performance after he was detained for illegally selling a wristband.

The meeting ran over three hours, but by the end of the discussion, Capt. Sanford announced that the crackdown was over.

Is the sit/lie ordinance constitutional? And does it work? We want to know what you think.

This is the third related gas main rupture in the area in four months.

Capt. Sanford gave an hour-long briefing on his strategies to combat crime and clear out homeless encampments.

A man in danger of harming himself was barricaded inside a Downey Street house this morning.

An unknown assailant sent a rock flying through the window of Parada 22 last night, injuring two men.

The 41-year-old man, who was shot in the groin, managed to jump from roof to roof before being transported to the hospital.

The body of a young woman was discovered on Saturday morning, a few hundred yards from HSB's performance stages in Golden Gate Park.

The SFPD says the three suspects will be charged with both the murder of Audrey Carey and another murder that occurred in Fairfax.

Join Supervisor Breed and SFPD at Park Station tonight to discuss neighborhood concerns about transients on and around Haight Street.

Approximately 100 people packed last night's meeting to share concerns over homeless encampments and Haight Street's sidewalk culture.

A full event calendar for the weekend, plus the biggest neighborhood news of the week.

The Haight's problems are getting increased attention from media, politicians and police.

Park Station reports on community outreach, crime stats, a task force crackdown and a tech-forward communication tool.

The suspects pleaded not guilty to both the GGP murder of 23-year-old Audrey Carey and the murder of 67-year-old Steve Carter in Fairfax, as well as robbery, vehicle theft, and animal cruelty charges.

On Thanksgiving, police began receiving reports of wood and metal baseball bats, some with spikes driven through them.

District crime stats, an update on quality-of-life issues, a report from an undercover officer, and an overview of investigative operations were all on the docket.

No arrest has been made in Park District's second homicide of 2015; the suspect is described as a man in his early 20s.

A 20-year-old man was shot in the arm during what police describe as a "fight between two groups" around 1:30am Sunday morning. It's the latest in a series of violent incidents at Haight & Stanyan.

Yet another violent crime has been reported at the troubled Haight & Stanyan intersection, just days after a man was shot in the forearm there.

Tipped off by an eagle-eyed citizen, SFPD chased one suspect on foot into Kezar Stadium and captured his partner in the Haight Whole Foods parking lot.

It's not clear how old the skull is, or any other circumstances related to its location in the wall.

At 7:26 am, SFPD responded to a report of someone threatening to jump from the building, and just before 10am, the Medical Examiner's office removed a body.

In January, the district saw a slight drop in car thefts and break-ins, and Capt. Sanford has pledged to continue making arrests for marijuana sales.

"Dogs on leashes not held by owners will be seized or/and the owners will be cited," according to a tipster.

This month's police blotter also includes trash-can fires, backpack snatchers, and the usual array of sidewalk violations.

Capt. John Sanford says he'll continue arresting pot dealers in the Upper Haight, even if the DA won't prosecute them.

Decades of Fashion is currently closed for a Department of Fish and Wildlife search of the property.

The body was discovered near Chain of Lakes and Martin Luther King Blvd. in the park. Police are investigating.

We have all the info on street closures from Park Station, as well as more details on how city departments will handle the chaotic event.

The meeting focused largely on crime and traffic stats, but officers also discussed the recent operation that issued 25 citations to dog owners for various violations.

Although he was homeless when he spotted the escaped violent felons, Matthew Hay-Chapman plans to use the reward to get his life back on track.

Fire trucks responded to a call at Haight Street Market this evening, but the fire, localized in the kitchen, was quickly extinguished. No one was hurt, and the store is open.

Here's a look at recent crime and commotion in and around the Upper Haight.

Officials are gathering input about creating spaces where users could inject under supervision and without fear of arrest.

The meeting featured an update on recent crime stats, an overview of the 4/20 response plan, and a surprise visit from London Breed.

The shoplifter, who witnesses say was high or intoxicated, drew a hectic scene to the corner as he was restrained and taken to the hospital.

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

One of the three people arrested for the murders of Canadian backpacker Audrey Carey and Marin therapist Steve Carter has struck a deal to plead guilty to second-degree murder.

The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office is seeking help in finding missing 27-year-old Keith Green, of Millbrae.

Officials said public safety costs for the unofficial marijuana party were estimated to reach $110K this year.

Now that the race has been run and the trash is still being swept up, let's recap.

Multiple tipsters report police and caution tape around the area.

It's been an eventful month in the Haight for crime—here's what went down.

The suspects are 36-year-old Nikki Lee Williams (who goes by the name "Evil") and 19-year-old Stephen Billingsly (aka "Pizza Steve").

NBC Bay Area has obtained video of the victim being violently dunked in Alvord Lake days before he was found dead in the same lake.

Organizations working with homeless youth in the Haight say there's been a precipitous drop in youth seeking services.

Racial slurs were painted on three Fulton St. homes this week, the latest in a spate of recent vandalism incidents.

Last night, a man was attacked and stabbed by a group of 4-6 men on Hippie Hill in Golden Gate Park.

The collapse of an enormous Monterey cypress branch last night has blocked the bike path between Clayton and Ashbury streets. Thankfully, no one was hurt in the incident.

The flyers, which cite opposition to the Black Lives Matter movement, also include contact information for joining the KKK.

After serving a warrant to search for stolen property, police discovered unsafe conditions and a large drug stash inside the premises.

The victim was struck at 12:45am by the driver of a black Lincoln Town Car heading eastbound on Haight Street.

This month featured downed trees, a meth house raid, racist flyers, and hit-and-runs.

A full house packed a Duboce Triangle meeting room to hear crime statistics, ask questions and receive presentations on public safety.

The culprit reportedly helped herself to bags and belongings before being apprehended by the police.

Park Station claims crime has "substantially diminished" since officers increased their visibility in the area.

Park Station has also committed to a new foot patrol for the area.

The scent of burning plastic was noticed in Cole Valley and the Upper Haight shortly after midnight.

The driver of a car that overturned was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Three months after cyclist Heather Miller was struck and killed in GGP, Roberts and the SFPD show it still has numerous speeding drivers.

The shooting occurred just after 2:30pm; a male victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive.

The shooting is the latest in a long list of violent incidents that have occurred in this area.

After flipping a car at Haight and Broderick early this morning, the driver walked away.

Seven people were removed from what appears to be an unlicensed residential care facility.

The incident occurred at 4pm at a busy intersection on Haight Street.

Police confirmed that several people were transported to a hospital.

The grocer is part of the family behind three popular San Francisco markets.

PG&E estimates service will be restored by 1:45pm.

Parties unknown have been absconding with ornamental plantings.

A Hoodline reporter witnessed the incident at Oak and Cole streets during the morning rush hour.

There were two armed robberies in Cole Valley last night, according to police.

Its cause unknown, the intense display was visible from several neighborhoods.

Before the assault, the victim intervened in an argument between the suspect and another woman.

The suspect was traced to the Design District, where an officer-involved shooting occurred.

This month saw yet another pedestrian traffic fatality, this time near Baker and Fell.

We checked in with local merchants about their top requests for Captain Una Bailey.

Incoming Captain Una Bailey is holding a coffee hour with district residents next Thursday.

"I never imagined that after twelve years, San Francisco would turn on me," said owner Cicely Hansen.

Police took an 18-year-old male into custody after the mugging occurred.

Police are still investigating the scene.

The victim, who suffered life-threatening injuries, was stabbed during an altercation.

The incident occurred around 4:20am this morning near Haight and Shrader.

The aircraft will remain in place until it can be repaired.

According to initial reports, the deaths do not appear to be homicides or weather-related.

Two city-organized meetings in the coming days will try to address neighborhood safety concerns.

The suspect, described as a man in his fifties, was not arrested.

Recent incidents prompted two community meetings and plans to deploy more officers to the Panhandle.

SFPD's tactical team was reportedly engaged in a standoff in Cole Valley.

Police and EMTs responded to an alleged aggravated assault near The Red Vic this afternoon.

Time again for another roundup of notable criminal activity in the area.

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

The victim approached a police officer near the park's lawn bowling area to report the attack.

"They found a dead body on the corner of Buena Vista Avenue East and Buena Vista Terrace," a tipster told us.

Auto break-ins in the neighborhood are down from last year, but still prevalent.

A 64-year-old man died early Monday morning after backing into two parked cars.

The female driver fled the scene, according to police.

The suspect was arrested around 3:30pm in the Tenderloin.

If approved, the giant smoke-in would become an officially sanctioned city event.

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

In one incident, a suspect on felony bail drew a gun during an altercation.

While no one was injured, 14 residents of the building have lost their homes.

While SFPD's Park Station continues to report a steady level of car break-ins in the area, 2019 has brought a lower-than-normal incidence of violent crime thus far.

The woman had two children in tow when the driver struck her in a crosswalk.

The suspect also allegedly drove into a marked police cruiser.

Plus a robbery by car, a collision with a stroller, and the arrest of five men in connection with a front-porch assault.

Nearly two years after an early-morning hit-and-run in the Bayview killed Konstantinos "Gus" Vardakastanis, a suspect has been arrested.

Incidents this month include numerous bookings for dealing and possession, several arsonists, and a robbery at gunpoint.

Last night, a fire broke out in a unit on the third floor of a residential building on the southwest corner of Masonic and Oak.

A rear-end collision pushed a car onto the sidewalk, striking a woman and sending her to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

The ongoing fire is burning in the light well of the building, which contains seven apartments on three floors.

The vacant, city-owned lot will be pressed into use as an emergency tent shelter with social distancing and sanitation.

The epicenter of the Haight was rocked on Saturday after an off-duty FBI agent shot a young local artist and musician.

40 of the Haight's unhoused have found safe shelter at the Stanyan Street tent village. But there appears to be no plan for hundreds of others sleeping on the street.

The FBI is still withholding critical details about the incident, including the identity of the shooter and why he attacked two men while off-duty.

On the recommendation of SFDPH, Multiple events and community gatherings scheduled for March in San Francisco are now postponed until further notice.

Officials say the cyclist was "doored" by a parked car, then struck by an oncoming vehicle.

Two people were hospitalized earlier this morning after being found unconscious in a car on Haight Street.

Park Station is seeking the victim of a July assault at Waller and Belvedere to help build a case against the suspect, who police have identified.