California has seen a significant decrease in vehicle thefts, with a nearly 25% drop in 2025. This decline is part of a larger trend of decreasing crime rates statewide. According to Governor Gavin Newsom, law enforcement in the state recovered over 111,000 stolen vehicles in 2025.
Further information on this trend and the efforts of state law enforcement can be found through official sources, including statements from Governor Newsom.
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