A day before her successor was set to be sworn into office, San Francisco Mayor London Breed on Tuesday touted a 20-year low in the city's crime rate for 2024, including "historic" drops in the number of homicides and car break-ins.

Crime in San Francisco is at a 20-year low, according to figures released by outgoing Mayor London Breed’s office on Tuesday. SF has seen a “historic” drop in homicides and car break-ins, Breed’s office said.

In fact, the overall drop in crime is so significant, Scott said you have to go all the way back to 2001, when Willie Brown was the mayor of San Francisco to see a lower crime rat

San Francisco's outgoing mayor is touting a drop in crime on her last full day in office. The latest data shows crime is on the decline in San Francisco. The mayor and chief of police said property crime is down 31% from 2023,