Devonshire (Northridge) scores 89/100 on CaliCrime's Safety Index — low crime for Los Angeles. 301 reported incidents (1.2 per 1,000 residents) have been recorded in Devonshire (Northridge) in October (through Oct 16). Reported activity is down 51% compared to September (612 incidents). October data collection is ongoing — the final count will be higher.

Last 7 Days
107
reported incidents
October
301
through Oct 16 — ongoing
vs September
51%
612 prior period
City Rank
19/21
3.7% of city incidents

Most Common Incident Types — October

Type October Trend
Theft 82 58%
Assault violent 75 49%
Other 74 54%
Vehicle Theft 30 30%
Vandalism 17 59%
Burglary 16 41%

Is crime in Devonshire (Northridge) going up or down?

Reported incident activity in Devonshire (Northridge) is down 51% compared to September (612 incidents then vs 301 now for October).

Monthly Incident Trend — Last 12 Months

Monthly reported incidents in Devonshire (Northridge) — last 12 months
MonthReported Incidents
Oct 2025624
Nov 2025576
Dec 2025594
Jan 2026565
Feb 2026476
Mar 2026445
Apr 2026365
May 2026370
Jun 2026436
Jul 2026521
Aug 2026663
Sep 2026612
Oct 2026301 (partial)

Nearby Neighborhoods — October

Central (Downtown LA) 26,674 incidents 77th Street 22,422 incidents Olympic (Mid-City) 22,071 incidents North Hollywood 21,810 incidents Southwest 20,469 incidents Newton (South LA) 20,369 incidents

Notable Recent Incidents — October

Date & Time Type Location
Oct 16, 2026
3:20 PM
Assault
violent
12300 Bradford Pl
Oct 15, 2026
5:00 PM
Assault
violent
8500 Balboa Blvd
Oct 15, 2026
3:00 PM
Assault
violent
20500 Devonshire St
Oct 15, 2026
12:00 PM
Assault
violent
9100 Deering Ave
Oct 14, 2026
10:00 PM
Assault
violent
8600 Wilbur Ave

Frequently Asked Questions

How many crimes were reported in Devonshire (Northridge) in October?
According to LAPD data compiled by CaliCrime, 301 incidents have been reported in Devonshire (Northridge) in October (through Oct 16). This is down 51% vs prior month. Note: October data collection is ongoing — this figure will increase.
What is the most common crime in Devonshire (Northridge)?
Based on incidents reported so far in October, Theft is the most frequently recorded incident type in Devonshire (Northridge), with 82 reported incidents.
Is Devonshire (Northridge) safer than average for Los Angeles?
Based on reported incidents for October, Devonshire (Northridge) is below the city average of 778 incidents per neighborhood per month. Devonshire (Northridge) ranks #19 out of 21 neighborhoods by reported incident volume. This comparison is based on reported crimes only and does not account for under-reporting or population differences between neighborhoods.
Is crime increasing or decreasing in Devonshire (Northridge)?
Comparing October to September: 301 incidents recorded so far in October vs 612 for all of September (down 51% vs prior month). October is not yet complete, so the comparison is preliminary.
Is Devonshire (Northridge) safe at night?
Based on LAPD data, theft is the most frequently reported incident type in Devonshire (Northridge). The current trend shows down 51% vs prior month, which may indicate improving conditions. As with any urban area, situational awareness is advisable at night. This data covers reported incidents only and does not account for unreported crime.

Data & Methodology

Data source: Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) crime records, sourced from the LA City Open Data Portal. Covers reported incidents from 2020 to present, updated regularly. Only active, non-duplicate records are counted.

Neighborhood boundaries correspond to LAPD patrol divisions, not city-defined neighborhood boundaries. An incident is assigned to a division based on the reporting area recorded in the original data.

Limitations: Reported incident counts reflect only crimes that were reported to and recorded by LAPD. Under-reporting means actual incident rates may be higher. Data may have delays of several days to weeks depending on the source dataset. A reported incident does not imply guilt or conviction.

Last database update: Nov. 3, 2026.

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