Updated July 2026 · Official registry data

Sex Offenders in San Francisco, California

943

registered sex offenders live in San Francisco — that's 1 in every 931 residents, or 10.7 per 10,000, 26% below the California state average.

San Francisco
Registered-offender density in and around San Francisco — red areas have the most registry addresses. Blue dots are other tracked cities; click one to open its page.
#8
of 12 major California cities by registered offender count
10.7
Registered offenders per 10,000 residents (state average: 14.5)
1.6%
of all registered offenders in California live in San Francisco
10
High-risk (Level 3) offenders in San Francisco
Context

How San Francisco compares

San Francisco has 10.7 registered sex offenders per 10,000 residents — 26% below the California state average of 14.5, and below the national average of about 24. Per-capita rates are the fair way to compare cities of different sizes.

San Francisco
10.7
California average
14.5
National average
24

Against California cities of similar size, San Francisco has the lowest rate per resident:

#CityPopulationRegistered offendersPer 10,000 residents
1 Sacramento 524,908 2,322 44.2
2 San Jose 1,013,419 1,787 17.6
3 Fresno 542,235 1,727 31.8
4 San Francisco 878,392 943 10.7
5 Long Beach 466,766 755 16.2
Neighborhood breakdown

Sex offenders by neighborhood & ZIP code in San Francisco

Where San Francisco's 943 registered offenders live, by the ZIP code on their registry record. San Francisco (94102) tops the list with 209 — 22% of the citywide total.

#AreaZIP codeRegistered offendersShare of city
1 San Francisco 94102
209
22.2%
2 San Francisco 94103
150
15.9%
3 San Francisco 94109
109
11.6%
4 San Francisco 94124
71
7.5%
5 San Francisco 94112
65
6.9%
6 San Francisco 94110
56
5.9%
7 San Francisco 94107
38
4.0%
8 San Francisco 94134
32
3.4%
9 San Francisco 94132
21
2.2%
10 San Francisco 94108
20
2.1%

Counts as of July 2026, compiled from official registry records. Area names reflect the town or neighborhood most commonly listed on registry records for that ZIP.

Risk levels

Risk-level breakdown in San Francisco

California classifies registrants by assessed re-offense risk — Level 1 (low, never public), Level 2 (moderate), and Level 3 (high, always public with active police notification).

Other
274
Level 3
8
Level 4
8
Level 2
6
Level 5
5
Common questions

San Francisco sex offender FAQ

How many registered sex offenders live in San Francisco, CA?

As of July 2026, there are 943 registered sex offenders in San Francisco, California — about 10.7 for every 10,000 residents, 26% below the California state average. San Francisco ranks #8 of the 12 largest California cities by offender count.

Which part of San Francisco has the most sex offenders?

San Francisco, ZIP code 94102, has the most registered sex offenders in San Francisco with 209 — 22% of the city's total.

How do I see exactly where sex offenders live in San Francisco?

Use the free Predator Map app: search any San Francisco address and every registered offender nearby appears on an interactive map with photos, offense details, and registered addresses from official registry records.

Can I get alerts when a sex offender moves into my San Francisco neighborhood?

Yes. Predator Map Pro monitors up to 5 addresses daily and sends push and email alerts when a registered offender moves in nearby, a new offender registers, or someone moves away.

See who's registered near your address

Free search for any San Francisco address — and daily monitoring with instant alerts when something changes.

Search your address free

Want alerts the moment a predator moves in nearby? Get the free app.

Methodology: Statistics are compiled from aggregated official state registry records and refreshed monthly. City figures count the city listed on each registry record. Per-capita rates use 2020 U.S. Census populations. Aggregated counts can exceed what public registry websites display because some classification levels are excluded from public searches. Figures are estimates and change daily as registries update — always verify individual records with the official state registry.