Latest reporting year
2023
Official county statistics
Burglary rate in Los Angeles
Published official burglary context for Los Angeles, California. This summary covers the county reporting area only — not your specific home or security setup.
Published government burglary data for this county — the same validated sources used in the Home Security Planning assessment.
- Validated sources
- Same data as assessment
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Latest official figures
Residential burglary rate
0.3per 1,000 residents
How this area is measured
Los Angeles
County
FBI UCR 2023 county burglary total reflects partial agency reporting to the FBI (included agencies only), not full county law-enforcement coverage. The rate may appear lower than the California statewide average.
About 91.7% below the California state average for the latest official period.
Population (2023): 9,992,813 — Los Angeles
Source: California DOJ OpenJustice
Recent trend
Burglary incidents have fallen noticeably over the period shown.
Plain-language summary from official reporting periods. Trend charts and benchmarks are in the free assessment.
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Why you can trust this data
Official government sources
Figures attributed to California DOJ OpenJustice. Home Security Planning does not alter published statistics.
Validated datasets only
No estimated or modelled crime rates on these pages. If official data is unavailable, the county is excluded.
Same data as the assessment
The free Home Security Planning assessment uses these validated sources for local burglary context.
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Apply this local context to your home
The figures on this page describe Los Angeles's official reporting geography. To see which security improvements matter most for your doors, windows, and access paths, continue to the free home security assessment.
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Common questions
- What official data is shown for Los Angeles?
- 0.3 per 1,000 residents in 2023. Geography: County — Los Angeles.
- Does this page assess my home?
- No. This page summarises published area statistics only. The free assessment checks your property type, access points, and existing security, with personalised recommendations.