Updated October 23, 2023 by the ABC30 Data Team
Updated October 23, 2023 by the ABC30 Data Team

ABC30 is tracking crime and safety in communities across Fresno County.

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There were 17,347 larceny thefts in 2022 across Fresno County, according to data that law enforcement agencies report to the state of California.

In 2019, the data show that number was 15,018. In 2010, it was 23,296.

The risk is not the same in every community.

ABC30’s data team looked at the data that every local police agency reported to the California Department of Justice each year through 2022, the latest date for which records are available. The vast majority of law enforcement agencies in the county do not make public more recent records.

Theft totals here are for larceny, which would include stealing items worth $1,000 or more. The totals also would not include those involving violence, which would be defined as robbery. So someone taking an expensive smartphone from someone’s bag would be theft, taking it while pointing a firearm at the person would be instead counted as robbery.

A closer look at larcenies where you live

The map color codes each community by the rate of incidents per 100,000 residents in 2022. Click the box in the bottom right corner to color-code communities by the number of crimes instead of the rate.

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Click inside any area to see detailed figures for the last several years or search the table below the map to view and compare data by area over more than a decade.
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