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Los Angeles Crime Rate — February 2026

Tarzana other larceny ran 96% above its multi-year baseline.

PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 2026~5 MIN READARCHIVED SNAPSHOT· /los-angeles/2026/february

Citywide incident volume was down 26.5% against the trailing twelve months in February 2026. The largest moves are summarized to the left and broken out below.

The headline is in Tarzana, where other larceny jumped sharply against the prior baseline. The neighborhood page (link in the sidebar) walks through the geography and timing.

FIG 1 · LEAD ANOMALYOTHER LARCENY · TARZANA · 24-MO COUNT
03061μ 33.3 · σ 9.0 · trailing 12-mo2024-032026-02ARCHIVED
Tarzana other larceny, monthly count over 24 months ending in February 2026. The dashed line is the trailing-12-month mean for context. The final bar (highlighted) is February. Frozen view as published.

Sustained drops worth naming

Sexual Assault ran below trend in the trailing 12 months — 32% down from the year before. Sustained shifts often precede a baseline reset; we surface them at the same prominence as spikes.

CITEPublic Analyst.ai, “February 2026 — Los Angeles,” archived snapshot.Permanent URL: /los-angeles/2026/february
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