Chino Hills, CA Crime Rate & Safety

FBI UCR Data Snapshot: Chino Hills, CA

Chino Hills, CA — reporting population 76,802 in 2024 — recorded 106 violent crimes and 749 property crimes in the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program's Table 8 city-level submissions. The city's violent crime rate works out to 138 per 100,000 residents, while the property crime rate reaches 975.2 per 100,000. Combining those two rates against national benchmarks yields a composite safety grade of F (High Risk), scoring 2 out of 100.

Within the violent crime count, aggravated assault accounted for 71 incidents, robbery 20, murder 0, and rape 15 in 2024. Property crime splits into larceny-theft (526), burglary (157), motor vehicle theft (66), and arson (2). Larceny-theft and other property offenses typically dominate city crime counts, and larceny-theft leads Chino Hills's mix at 61.5% of all Part I offenses.

Against the national violent crime average, Chino Hills runs 95% above the US benchmark, and 71% below the California statewide rate. Translated to per-capita risk, the 2024 figures imply roughly a 1 in 90 statistical chance of being named in a crime report that year, narrowing to 1 in 725 for a violent offense. UCR figures reflect offenses reported to and submitted by local law enforcement and may undercount unreported crime.