Property crime rates in Berkeley have experienced a substantial decline in 2025, with most categories showing notable reductions compared to 2024. Auto burglaries fell by more than half, while commercial burglaries decreased by approximately 35%. Felony thefts dropped around 23%, and robberies reduced by 27%. However, misdemeanor thefts increased by 9%. The city’s crime trends mirror national patterns as crime rates across the United States have reverted to pre-pandemic levels, with ongoing efforts by law enforcement contributing to these improvements.
Nearly every classification of theft, break-in and robbery had declined in Berkeley compared with the same period in 2024, showing significant reductions in property crimes.
Auto burglary in Berkeley decreased by more than half, or roughly 52%, from 786 incidents to 380, reflecting a broader national trend in crime reduction.
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