Data through August 2026, Los Angeles Police Department

Los Angeles neighborhoods by reported crime rate

Over the 12 months to August 2026, Palisades Highlands, Mandeville Canyon and Harbor Pines had the lowest reported violent crime rates of the 132 neighborhoods with enough residents for a rate: 102, 154 and 194 per 100,000 residents a year. Los Angeles as a whole, counted the same way: 1,262. The highest were Little Tokyo, Downtown and Wholesale District. The table sorts by property crime, or by population.

All 132 neighborhoods

Sep 2025 to Aug 2026
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Sorted by violent crime rate, lowest first.

Los Angeles neighborhoods by violent and property crimes per 100,000 residents a year, Sep 2025 to Aug 2026
NeighborhoodResidentsViolent per 100ka yearProperty per 100ka year
Palisades Highlands3,911 residents102281
Mandeville Canyon3,242 residents154524
Harbor Pines2,571 residents194739
Pacific Palisades20,952 residents2201,007
Beverly Crest11,918 residents277957
Beverlywood12,975 residents2771,380
Westwood56,962 residentsAbout 1.6 times more jobs than residents3041,204
Cheviot Hills9,588 residents3231,304
Porter Ranch35,717 residents3561,064
Brentwood30,606 residents3721,425
Thai Town8,734 residents3781,088
Tujunga27,362 residents398972
View Heights3,460 residents4051,532
University Hills3,315 residents422875
Playa Vista16,230 residents4252,249
Shadow Hills4,649 residents4301,248
Bel Air7,748 residents452994
Eagle Rock36,289 residents4911,684
Palms42,167 residents4911,679
West Hills39,075 residents4911,469
Arleta31,465 residents499957
Sunland20,768 residents506987
Mar Vista39,576 residents5081,774
Granada Hills56,970 residents5461,622
Silver Lake41,129 residents5842,964
Mount Washington21,324 residents5961,004
Atwater Village14,435 residents6231,912
El Sereno38,141 residents6241,308
Highland Park43,093 residents6341,638
Century City13,600 residentsAbout 6.9 times more jobs than residents6404,272
Studio City22,435 residents6513,980
Toluca Lake8,848 residents6782,204
Sherman Oaks87,828 residents6882,398
Hollywood Hills29,679 residentsAbout 1.9 times more jobs than residents7012,584
Del Rey29,261 residents7141,815
Crestview11,310 residents7161,919
Woodland Hills71,273 residents7171,696
Glassell Park28,146 residents7181,581
South Carthay10,375 residents7232,207
Chatsworth36,838 residents7381,536
Hancock Park16,342 residents7533,219
Sylmar81,909 residents7631,021
Miracle Mile17,275 residents7702,906
West Los Angeles37,611 residents7713,316
Harbor City28,561 residents7882,108
Lakeview Terrace12,795 residents7971,415
Los Feliz21,042 residents8033,517
Harbor Gateway41,093 residents8402,056
Reynier Village4,025 residents8451,938
Lake Balboa39,515 residents8481,531
Encino45,045 residents8552,624
Pacoima72,055 residents8551,091
Valley Village24,871 residents8732,284
Sun Valley50,904 residents8841,849
Valley Glen28,454 residents8961,574
Park La Brea12,287 residents9035,290
Cadillac-Corning6,086 residents9041,512
Country Club Park14,016 residents9132,961
Elysian Valley8,856 residents9152,958
Northridge68,270 residents9272,459
Winnetka49,433 residents9371,424
Playa del Rey2,958 residents9472,705
Mid-City14,556 residents9482,514
Vermont Square7,580 residents9501,187
North Hills58,069 residents9611,943
San Pedro75,269 residents9941,517
Jefferson Park7,339 residents1,0081,785
Reseda74,447 residents1,0221,517
Westchester50,760 residentsAbout 1.5 times more jobs than residents1,0384,673
Mission Hills23,333 residents1,0462,160
Carthay14,138 residentsAbout 2.2 times more jobs than residents1,0475,644
Tarzana31,002 residents1,0522,371
Canoga Park62,627 residents1,0593,414
Rancho Park6,663 residents1,0663,647
Exposition3,169 residents1,0732,619
Panorama City69,747 residents1,0851,755
Reseda Ranch4,380 residents1,0961,895
Lincoln Heights29,354 residents1,1042,473
Echo Park13,271 residents1,1153,677
Wilmington51,487 residents1,1252,028
Alsace10,553 residents1,1752,037
Melrose71,127 residents1,1952,837
Cloverdale/Cochran13,287 residents1,2342,228
North Hollywood142,038 residents1,2822,349
West Adams26,352 residents1,2862,489
Little Bangladesh27,319 residents1,3253,045
Vernon Central48,767 residents1,3391,487
Van Nuys90,338 residents1,3462,445
Marina Peninsula4,903 residents1,3671,978
Temple-Beaudry34,718 residents1,3743,171
Longwood3,837 residents1,3812,398
St. Elmo Village3,951 residents1,4172,227
Wellington Square4,654 residents1,4182,342
Boyle Heights78,611 residents1,4462,127
Adams-Normandie7,590 residents1,4622,503
Crenshaw District13,419 residents1,4833,406
Gramercy Place10,601 residents1,5192,349
Venice33,444 residents1,5973,884
Wilshire Center47,107 residents1,6092,596
Central34,738 residents1,6092,568
Leimert Park15,827 residents1,6932,395
Figueroa Park Square8,558 residents1,6942,477
South Park36,008 residents1,6972,138
Lafayette Square4,123 residents1,6982,789
Watts42,246 residents1,7092,081
University Park25,753 residents1,7324,803
Baldwin Hills30,096 residents1,7983,024
Exposition Park42,417 residents1,8013,284
Koreatown47,297 residents1,8463,102
Harvard Heights15,806 residents1,9172,967
Hyde Park29,133 residents1,9502,231
Pico-Union39,024 residents1,9652,596
Harvard Park38,178 residents2,0062,978
Victoria Park7,370 residents2,0083,256
Manchester Square8,409 residents2,0102,129
East Hollywood24,474 residents2,0352,930
Vermont Knolls17,645 residents2,0632,307
Historic Filipinotown11,997 residents2,1844,218
Green Meadows21,142 residents2,2142,899
West Vernon50,989 residents2,2242,646
Little Armenia6,942 residents2,2903,630
Faircrest Heights3,642 residents2,3065,025
Elysian Park4,709 residents2,3573,780
Century Palms/Cove32,671 residents2,3842,635
Florence-Firestone45,781 residents2,4332,768
Hollywood65,469 residents2,6205,160
Vermont Vista39,993 residents2,6232,718
Westlake56,428 residents2,6603,218
Chinatown8,706 residents3,7227,053
Wholesale District39,969 residents3,8358,809
Downtown40,904 residentsAbout 6.3 times more jobs than residents5,57913,204
Little Tokyo5,682 residents9,46813,939

Westwood, Century City, Hollywood Hills, Westchester, Carthay and Downtown have far more jobs than residents (Census jobs data, 2023). Their rates divide by residents only, so they run high: most people there on a weekday live somewhere else.

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Source and dates

k7nn-b2ep
Source
Los Angeles Police Department, via Los Angeles Open Data (dataset k7nn-b2ep), aggregated by neighborhood
Window
September 2025 to August 2026
Population
estimated from 2020 Census blocks
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