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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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