Woman killed in tragic Echo Park accident
The woman had been sleeping in cardboard boxes in the middle of a parking lot where a big rig truck was trying to make a U-turn. Kandiss Crone reports.
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The woman had been sleeping in cardboard boxes in the middle of a parking lot where a big rig truck was trying to make a U-turn. Kandiss Crone reports.
Police say the driver was found to be under the influence. Kara Finnstrom reports.
The driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. Marci Gonzalez reports.
The vehicle the woman was inside was traveling eastbound towards the 1300 block of N. Grand Avenue when it collided with another vehicle going south.
Costa Mesa Fire Department firefighters responded to a car fire just after 5 a.m. at the intersection of 17th Street and Newport Boulevard.
Police have closed off the intersection where a deadly two-car collision occurred in Wilmington Thursday evening.
Sky9 was over the scene of a gruesome crash in Wilmington that left two people dead Thursday evening.
It's unclear what led to the crash but the aftermath showed a group of cars stuck inside the carpool lane.
The fatal accident took place on North 30th Street West and Avenue F Thursday morning.
Rick Montanez reports from downtown LA where authorities released footage of a pursuit that claimed the lives of two innocent victims. LAPD initially insisted that the incident was not the result of a police pursuit, but later admitted it was.
The cause of the Woodland Hills crash is under investigation. Serene Branson reports.
Shane Rivera of Glendale and Spencer Thomas of Santa Clarita were identified as two of the three people killed in the fiery crash. Chris Holmstrom reports.
The 45-year-old woman known as Sapphire was killed as she walked with her handicap walker in a South LA crosswalk. Lauren Pozen reports.
A friend of the woman who was killed said she used the walker to get around. Lauren Pozen reports.
The driver is in the hospital with major injuries after hitting a right shoulder wall, flipping over, and hitting the pedestrian. Serene Branson reports.
Kara Finnstrom reports from South Los Angeles, where an ongoing investigation into a deadly four-car crash continued early Friday morning. The crash reportedly occurred as a pair of suspects fled from police who had attempted a traffic stop on their vehicle.
One person was killed in a fiery collision on the side of the 101 Freeway in Westlake, after a car slammed into a barrier wall and tree on the side of the road before their car burst into flames.
Lynette Noble, who was 38-years-old, was identified as one of the six victims that were killed last week in the tragic, fiery crash at La Brea and Slauson Avenue.
Virginia Meza, who was 68-years-old, was going outside around 8 p.m. on Saturday to get something out of her car when she was hit. The tow truck driver took and is still outstanding.
The fiery crash claimed the lives of six people, including a pregnant mother and her unborn child as well as the woman's infant son who was going to turn one-years-old this month.
Cotie Davis sat down with CBSLA Reporter Jeff Nguyen to talk about her 23-year-old sister who was killed in Thursday's crash, along with her son who was a week shy of his first birthday and her unborn child.
Lauren Pozen reports from Windsor Hills, where a gruesome crash killed six people, injured eight and left a scene of devastation in its wake. As investigators continue to survey the incident, a memorial has begun to grow on the sidewalk where the crash occurred.
According to police, the crash was caused when the driver of a Jeep slammed into seven cars parked at a stoplight while traveling at an extremely high speed.
Police are looking for a black truck in connection with the fatal crash. Chris Holmstrom reports.
It's unclear at this moment how the accident developed and how many cars were involved.
