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Story summary
- San Francisco reports its lowest crime rates in nearly two decades, attributed to Brooke Jenkins, the San Francisco District Attorney, reversing soft-on-crime policies.
- From 2024 to 2025, motor vehicle theft dropped 44%.
- The conviction rate rose from 37% to nearly 43% in Jenkins’s first year, with petty theft and narcotics prosecutions increasing.
- Residents and tourists have noted improvements in safety and cleanliness.
- Jenkins says more work remains.
