Los Angeles Theft from vehicle

Los Angeles · Theft from vehicle · updated 2026-11-12

In 2025, the latest complete year, Los Angeles police open data recorded 24,333 theft from vehicle incidents, 11.1% of all 219,415 incidents reported in the city that year and down 10.4% from 2024. That is about 627 per 100,000 residents, compared with 634 per 100,000 across the 46 US cities on TheCrimeMaps.com with complete 2025 data that list this crime type. So far in 2026, 18,694 theft from vehicle incidents have been published.

Theft from vehicle in Los Angeles by year

YearIncidentsPer 100Kvs prior year
2026 (year to date)18,694——
202524,333627down 10.4%
202427,163700down 11.9%
202330,817795down 4.9%
202232,402835up 9.2%
202129,669765up 7.2%
202027,668713down 11.1%

Year rows reflect the months published by the source; partial years are labelled and never compared or turned into rates. Full archive: 471,779 theft from vehicle incidents.

Neighborhoods with the most theft from vehicle (2025)

  1. Central 2,768 incidents
  2. N Hollywood 1,525 incidents
  3. Olympic 1,500 incidents
  4. Northeast 1,390 incidents
  5. Pacific 1,336 incidents
  6. Van Nuys 1,305 incidents
  7. Wilshire 1,300 incidents
  8. Rampart 1,205 incidents

Neighborhood names as published by the police feed; counts are not adjusted for population.

Questions

How many theft from vehicle incidents were reported in Los Angeles in 2025?

24,333, according to Los Angeles Police Department open data as mapped by TheCrimeMaps.com.

Is theft from vehicle going up or down in Los Angeles?

Reported theft from vehicle was down 10.4% in 2025 compared with 2024, and down 24.9% compared with 2022 (falling over three years).

Where does this data come from?

Source: Los Angeles Police Department open data. TheCrimeMaps.com groups each published offense into a crime type; counts are police-reported incidents, not convictions, and some reports are reclassified or removed by the source later.

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