Santa Monica
in detail.
Santa Monica runs its own police department and publishes its own crime data.
This view uses the recognizable neighborhood lines from Mapping L.A.
Inspect the boundary source ↗The city’s new Community Crime Dashboard has current NIBRS offense data through Sep 26, 2026, including event times, neighborhood districts, and block-level map locations.
Open the city dashboard ↗The block,
on a real map.
Zoom, open a cluster, and click any dot to see the published block and full record.
Santa Monica,
by the numbers.
Click a category to open the matching records.
Every record,
opened up.
Search by crime, block, neighborhood, status, or code. Open a record for coordinates, police area, case status, and its direct source.
View publishing source ↗23 of 997 published offense records
Simple Assault
1400 OCEAN AVE · Santa Monica Police.
Intimidation
1600 12TH ST · Santa Monica Police.
Simple Assault
100 SANTA MONICA BLVD · Santa Monica Police.
Destruction/Damage/Vandalism of Property
100 SANTA MONICA BLVD · Santa Monica Police.
Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts or Accessories
18TH ST · Santa Monica Police.
Shoplifting
1200 4TH ST · Santa Monica Police.
Burglary/Breaking & Entering
2800 NEILSON WAY · Santa Monica Police.
Rape
1400 5TH ST · Santa Monica Police.
Kidnapping/Abduction
1400 5TH ST · Santa Monica Police.
All Other Larceny
2600 MAIN ST · Santa Monica Police.
Aggravated Assault
1200 4TH ST · Santa Monica Police.
Drug/Narcotic Violations
2200 VIRGINIA AVE · Santa Monica Police.
Drug Equipment Violations
2200 VIRGINIA AVE · Santa Monica Police.
Simple Assault
1600 OCEAN FRONT WALK · Santa Monica Police.
Disorderly Conduct
1600 OCEAN FRONT WALK · Santa Monica Police.
All Other Offenses
1600 OCEAN FRONT WALK · Santa Monica Police.
All Other Offenses
1600 OCEAN FRONT WALK · Santa Monica Police.
Identity Theft
1100 6TH ST · Santa Monica Police.
Shoplifting
500 SANTA MONICA BLVD · Santa Monica Police.
All Other Offenses
1500 4TH ST · Santa Monica Police.
Default order is the date the incident happened, newest first. Open any record for coordinates, police area, offense code, case status, and a direct source link. One case can appear more than once when multiple offenses are recorded.














