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Public Safety
Crime and Security
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News
Suspect Arrested In Ingleside For Gambling Den Homicide
Police searched the residence of Hin Hoang, 43, on the 100 block of Ingleside's Harold Avenue on Wednesday.
Public Safety
SFPD To Launch New Safety Program After San Francisco SAFE Collapses
Taraval Station Police Capt. Brien Hoo is sharing details about the department's new Neighborhood Safety Team.
News
Update: Man Stabbed At Ingleside's Whole Foods Market
A man was stabbed at Ingleside's Whole Foods Market on Sunday morning.
Public Safety
BART To Study Modifying Trains After 2 Teenagers Die in Stunts
Two teenagers died while riding on top of BART trains between Balboa Park and Daly City stations.
Public Safety
Man Fatally Shot in Ocean View
The San Francisco Police Department is investigating a homicide that took place Monday at the intersection of San Jose and Plymouth avenues.
News
San Francisco To Require Police Implement Foot, Bike Patrols
Supervisor Ahsha SafaÃ, who represents much of Ingleside, put forward the new requirement that was unanimously passed by lawmakers.
Business
Commission Revokes Stratos Night Club’s Entertainment Permit
The commission discovered a number of violations in connection to the conditions of the club's permit.
News
Man Charged In Stratos Night Club Triple Shooting
Salvador Rodriguez, 42, was charged in connection to the June shooting outside the neighborhood night club.
News
Ingleside Station Police Captain Promoted, Taking on Drug Markets
The former Ingleside Station police captain will oversee two stations and the drug market crackdown.
Politics
Action Plan to Improve Ingleside Transportation Approved
The $300K report recommends five projects to improve several modes of travel.
Public Safety
Stratos Night Club Facing Penalties After Shooting
Repeated gun violence has raised safety concerns from the surrounding community.
News
San Francisco Starts Anti-Catalytic Converter Theft Program
San Francisco launched a program to inscribe a license plate number on catalytic converters to aid in thefts of the devices.