The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station saw approximately 174 Part I and Part II crimes for the first week of February.

This represents 25 fewer total reported crimes versus the last week in January.

KHTS AM-1220 processed the reports into a data map shown below, which reveals the address and nature of the crime reported. The data map is intended as a supplement to the Nixle reports, which are regularly sent out by Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station CPU Zone Leaders to alert residents to outreach, crime prevention tips and any other necessary public safety information.

View SCV Crime Map Feb. 1-7 in a full screen map

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Here are the top crime stories and Nixle reports released by the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station in the last week:

Detectives Ask For Public’s Help In Finding Missing Valencia Woman

Detectives are asking for the community’s help in finding a woman reported missing by her family nearly a month ago.

D.A. Clears Deputy In Fatal Shooting Last January

Officials with the county’s District Attorney’s Office cleared a Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputy Thursday in a fatal shooting last January

Deputies Arrest Gun Theft Suspect, Recover Handgun

A teenager accused of posing as a customer and then running out of a Stevenson Ranch gun store with a handgun was arrested Wednesday.

Cautions, Tips About NextDoor, Sharing Information Online

Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials are using several programs for online, community-based outreach, including Nixle, which it uses to send out crime reports and announcements, and NextDoor, which creates a social network within a physical neighborhood by verifying members’ addresses with a postcard.

Deputies Nab Home Invasion Suspect Accused Of Knifepoint Robbery

Deputies arrested a man accused of robbing a family at knifepoint in the early morning hours Friday.

Family Concerned For Missing Canyon Country Man

Sheriff’s Department officials are seeking the public’s help in finding a missing Canyon Country  man.

Small Businesses Report Rise In Santa Clarita Mail Thefts

While Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies and United States Postal Service officials worked to reduce residential mail thefts over the holidays, now businesses in the Centre Pointe Parkway business center are seeing an uptick

Here are the most current Nixle reports available as of Friday at noon.

Canyon Country East

Canyon Country West

Castaic

Newhall

Saugus

Stevenson Ranch

Valencia

Here’s a link to where the Santa Clarita Valley’s crime reports are indexed each week.