Weekly Crime Report for the period of

November 26 - December 10 2023

The Lomita Sheriff's Station produces a weekly crime report summary that includes information about reported crimes and arrests for the areas served by the Lomita Sheriff's Station, including the City of Rancho Palos Verdes.

However, please note that the information contained in these reports is subject to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's reporting protocols. As a result, some details related to ongoing investigations may not be included.

For a complete list of all crimes, you may visit LASD's Transparency page.

View the latest report at the following link: Week beginning December 3, 2023 (PDF) and the week beginning November 26, 2023 (PDF). An archive of weekly crime reports and an interactive map is available on the City Website https://www.rpvca.gov/1030. Should you need any assistance with accessing the Weekly Crime Reports or navigating the interactive mapping feature on the City’s website, feel free to reach out to us at (310) 544-5305 or publicsafety@rpvca.gov.

Public Safety Graphic with steps to apply for a reimbursement grant

Public Safety Programs

The City of Rancho Palos Verdes offers Public Safety Reimbursements for the purchase of doorbell or neighborhood camera systems. Please see the graphic to learn more about the application process. For more information contact PublicSafety@rpvca.gov or visit our the Public Safety Reimbursement page on the city's website.

Drive Safely with Christmas Cheer

'Tis the season to be jolly, but let's not forget to be safe on the roads! As we celebrate the magic of Christmas, it's crucial to prioritize the safety of ourselves and others while driving. Here are some festive tips to ensure a holly, jolly and safe holiday season:

?? Dashing Through the Snow: Slow Down! Whether you are driving in snow, rain, or just a chilly breeze, adjust your speed to match the road conditions. Give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination, and avoid rushing—Santa doesn't speed, and neither should you!

?? Gift of Focus: Stay Attentive! Keep distractions at bay! Put down the phone, avoid fumbling with presents, and stay focused on the road. Your loved ones want you to arrive safely, so be present and attentive while driving.

?? Sleigh Bells Ring, Are You Listening? Be aware of your surroundings. Look out for pedestrians, especially little ones excited for Santa's visit. Use your mirrors, check blind spots, and be courteous to fellow drivers. We're all in this holiday traffic together!

?? Jack Frost Nipping at Your Nose: Check Your Car! Ensure your vehicle is winter-ready. Check your brakes, tires, lights, and fluids before embarking on your holiday journey. A well-maintained car is like Santa's sleigh—it delivers joy safely!

?? Don't Be a Grinch: Don't Drink and Drive! If you're enjoying holiday spirits, arrange for a designated driver, take public transportation, or use rideshare services. Let's keep our roads safe and ensure everyone has a chance to celebrate another Christmas next year.

?? Spread Cheer, Not Fear: Be Courteous! Extend the holiday spirit by being a courteous driver. Use your blinkers, yield the right of way, and share the road with kindness. Remember, a simple gesture can make someone's day merry and bright!

??Emergency Kit Check: Prepare for the Unexpected! Like Santa with his bag of goodies, make sure your car is equipped with an emergency kit. Blankets, snacks, a flashlight, and other essentials can be a lifesaver if unexpected delays occur.

Let's make this holiday season a time of joy and warmth, both on and off the roads. Wishing you safe travels and a very happy holiday! ?????