San Francisco's hot spots for car break-ins

• The intersection of Steiner and Hayes streets, near the Painted Ladies, had the third-highest number of car break-ins at 248 during that time period.

What to watch: City Supervisor Dean Preston, whose 5th District is home to three of the top 10 worst intersections, plans to hold a hearing for city agencies to present their plans to minimize car break-ins this fall.

• "It’s an unacceptable status quo," Preston said in a press release this month. "Year after year, residents and visitors to our neighborhoods are victimized by car break-ins, but despite many announcements, the City has made no noticeable progress in addressing this persistent issue."