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Oakland logged 467 crime incidents in the week ending September 15

Oakland Police logged 467 incidents in the seven days ending September 15, down 16 percent from the prior week. The file is the department's own log and incidents remain allegations until resolved.

Better 311 · Sep 17, 2026 · 1:28 PM PT · 2 min read

Oakland Police logged 467 crime incidents in the seven days ending September 15, compared with 553 in the prior seven days, down 16 percent.

The largest categories in the week were misdemeanor assault (70), domestic violence (61), stolen vehicle (52), felony assault (48), robbery (40).

By police beat, the most incidents were logged in beat 04X (35), beat 23X (26), beat 19X (25), beat 27Y (18).

The city's 90 day file is the source, and it includes a street address for each incident. This brief reports by category and beat only. Addresses stay out of it, because a public record is not a reason to publish a doorstep.

Homicide-coded rows are left out of the totals: in this file that code mixes death investigations with murders and shootings, so its weekly total cannot stand for killings. Also left out: narcotics. The file added all of their recent rows in a single day, which marks a data load rather than a change on the street.

Weekly Oakland crime briefs run every Wednesday on the same schedule as the daily San Francisco briefs.

Oakland crime: Oakland Open Data isdi-c2m6 (rolling 90 day crime incidents), pulled September 17, 2026. Window: 2026-09-09 through 2026-09-15, versus the prior seven days. Incidents remain allegations until resolved. Addresses are not republished.
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