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According to the state's attorney general's office, California's crime rate, after having dropped nearly 50% from 1991 to 1999 (5,600 per 100K to 3,100 per 100K) is starting to rise again. The rate during the Great Recession fell even lower, reaching a low near 2,600 per 100K in late 2010 is now up to 2,700. Fortunately the violent crime rate is continuing to remain depressed at about 475 per 100K population.
More info: http://oag.ca.gov/crime
Posted by Chas Blackford on December 03, 2013 in Assault and Battery, Drugs, Misdemeanors, Violent Crime | Permalink
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