Some cities in the United States are higher on Santa’s naughty list than others.

A new analysis from WalletHub compared 182 cities, including 150 of the most populous in the nation, to determine which were the most “sinful.”

The list included rankings for “Anger & Hatred,” “Jealousy,” “Excesses & Vices,” “Greed,” “Lust,” “Vanity,” and “Laziness,” and was based on dozens of metrics including violent crimes per capita, drug use, number of casinos, the teen birth rate, Google searches for pornography and the term, “Tinder,” and tanning salons per capita (among many other factors).

A total score of 100 represented the highest level of “sinfulness.” The lower a city’s overall score was the less “sinful” it was, according to the study.

WalletHub found that Los Angeles was the country’s 6th most “sinful” city with a score of 52.86.

Other California cities on the list:

10^th: San Bernardino – 48.94 points

45^th: Riverside – 42.27 points

51^st: San Francisco – 41.72 points

56^th: San Diego – 41.28 points

61^st: Sacramento – 40.76 points

84^th: Bakersfield – 37.85 points

86^th: Oakland – 37.45 points

89^th: Fresno – 36.84 points

98^th: Long Beach – 36.02 points

107^th: Huntington Beach – 35.39 points

109^th: Stockton – 35.30 points

125^th: Ontario – 34.07 points

131^st: Rancho Cucamonga – 33.65 points

133^rd: Modesto – 33.54 points

134^th: Santa Clarita – 33.49 points

135^th: Anaheim – 33.24 points

141^st: Oceanside – 32.63

142^nd: Fontana – 32.58

145^th: San Jose – 32.39

150^th: Santa Ana – 32.15

154^th: Moreno Valley – 31.59

158^th: Glendale – 31.24

160^th: Garden Grove – 31.09

164^th: Santa Rosa – 30.28

168^th: Oxnard – 30.03

169^th: Irvine – 29.88

170^th: Chula Vista – 29.85

180^th: Fremont – 26.90

It may not come as a surprise that Las Vegas was considered the nation’s most “sinful” city, earning an overall score of 59.93 points.

Port St. Lucie, Florida, was considered the least “sinful” city.