SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- According to data from the San Francisco Police Department, reported car break-ins in San Francisco have dropped to their lowest levels in more than two decades. While the ...

Nine and a half months into 2023, and San Francisco police say there have been more than 15,000 car break-ins reported this year. That number is down by about 500 at this time last year.

SAN FRANCISCO – City leaders in San Francisco announced the results of a recent crackdown on auto burglaries, saying there has been a steep decline in break-ins over the last three months.

Car break-ins, also known as "bipping," reached a two-decade record low in San Francisco. Last year, there were 8,500 reported auto break-ins, about 10,000 fewer than the year before. City leaders ...

"We want San Francisco to be a safe city for residents and visitors, and we want people to know if they break into cars here, they will be arrested and prosecuted," she said. Police Lt. Scott Ryan ...

Frequent car break-ins in San Francisco are a major problem for the city's residents and the SFPD. Prosecutors and police are unable to punish thieves due to a statute demanding proof that a ...

Bait cars could end the spate of smash-and-grab break-ins across San Francisco, authorities claim. The robberies, which see thieves break into a car through a window and steal whatever the owner ...