Over the past 7 days (Apr 10 – Apr 16, 2026), San Francisco reported 804 incidents, -27% fewer than the prior week. Administrative was the most common incident type, with 288 reports accounting for 36% of the total.
Of 804 incidents, 126 involved violent crimes (16% of total, 22% lower than the prior week). Officers made 306 arrests, and 38% of incidents led to an arrest. Of those, 44 were for violent offenses.
Incidents were reported across 41 San Francisco neighborhoods. Tenderloin had the highest activity, with 139 incidents (17% of total), followed by Mission with 118 incidents, and South of Market with 104 incidents.
The top 3 neighborhoods accounted for 45% of all incidents. Outer Mission saw the biggest week-over-week increase, with 12 incidents compared to 7 last week (+71%). South of Market saw the largest decline, with 104 incidents compared to 142 last week (-27%). 71 blocks reported more than one incident.
San Francisco reported incidents across 15 categories. Administrative led with 288 incidents, representing 36% of the total, followed by Theft & Larceny with 143 incidents, and Drugs & Alcohol with 124 incidents.
Theft & Larceny dropped 34%, with 143 incidents compared to 218 last week. Overall, 2 categories are trending up, and 14 are trending down.
The busiest day was Wednesday with 143 incidents, while the quietest was Sunday with just 85 — a spread of 58.
Weekdays averaged 119 incidents per day, while weekends averaged 104 — 14% higher on weekdays. The biggest single-day swing came on Sunday, with -38 incidents (-31%) compared to the day before.
Activity peaked between 4pm–5pm with 54 incidents across the last 7 days, while the quietest hour was 6am–7am, with just 14 incidents.
Morning (6am–noon): 177 incidents, or 22% of the total. Afternoon (noon–6pm): 265 incidents, or 33% of the total. Evening (6pm–10pm): 142 incidents, or 18% of the total. Overnight (10pm–6am): 220 incidents, or 27% of the total. Overall, the afternoon period had the most activity, accounting for 33% of all incidents.
Compared to last week, the peak hour shifted from 12pm–1pm to 4pm–5pm. Overnight incidents fell 17%: 220 compared to 266 the prior week. The single busiest day-hour combination was Wednesday at 1pm–2pm, with 13 incidents.
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