Man killed after being hit by car in Camarillo
The driver of the vehicle stayed at the scene until authorities arrived.
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The driver of the vehicle stayed at the scene until authorities arrived.
The car was traveling south on the Long Beach Freeway when the crash took place.
An investigation was underway in Lynwood after a four-door BMW sailed through a concrete barrier wall, rolled down an embankment and settled overturned on surface streets below early Monday morning, killing one and critically injuring another.
The 19-year-old man led Orange Police Department officers on a short pursuit before crashing, killing three people.
The crash occurred at 8:57 a.m. on the northbound side of Lakewood Boulevard on the 405 Freeway.
According to witnesses, one of the cars involved in the crash rolled over multiple times.
A two-car collision caused one vehicle to rollover, trapping both passengers inside as they waited for rescue. According to firefighters, the 17-year-old male driving the car died at the scene while the second occupant was rushed to a hospital for treatment.
A Sigalert was issued after a woman was fatally struck by a vehicle early Tuesday morning. The scene remained block off for more than four hours as CHP officers investigated.
Three men were ejected from the speeding vehicle, which hit a dip and lost control, slamming into a parked truck and another vehicle. Seven others, including a pregnant woman, were taken to hospitals for treatment.
Footage from the scene of a devastating collision in Winnetka shows one car traveling quickly down the road before colliding with another vehicle. The crash left three people dead and seven others injured.
At least one person was killed as a result of a motorcycle vs. pedestrian collision on the eastbound lanes of the I-10 Freeway near the Cloverfield Boulevard on-ramp in Santa Monica Tuesday morning.
Tina Patel reports new information in pursuit turned fatal crash when a stolen vehicle suspect hit an uninvolved pedestrian in South Los Angeles as he crossed the road.
Tina Patel reports from South Los Angeles, where an early morning pursuit ended in a fatal crash as an innocent pedestrian was killed after being struck by the pursuit suspect.
Authorities were in pursuit of a stolen vehicle suspect in South Los Angeles Wednesday evening when the suspect struck several parked cars and an innocent bystander.
Sky2 was over the scene of a fatal multi-vehicle crash on the 118 Freeway near Woodley Avenue in Granada Hills, where one person was killed and two others were injured.
Authorities were unsure whether the women were thrown from a moving vehicle or were spectating the street takeover. Tina Patel reports.
At least one person suffered fatal injuries in a multi-car crash on the 118 Freeway in Porter Ranch just after 11:30 p.m. Thursday evening. Several others, including children, are said to have sustained injuries as well.
The motorcycle and another vehicle crashed near the intersection of Third Street and Rampart Boulevard. The rider died at the scene, prompting a death investigation.
A huge backup of traffic could be seen on the 405 Freeway in Carson Monday morning, after a three-car collision left one person dead.
The driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with police and was not suspected of driving under the influence, police said.
On Saturday, Tapia's mother and family members returned the scene where the fatal car collision took place on Woodley Avenue and Parthenia Street.
Both occupants of a vehicle that slammed through a wall and into the backyard of a La Verne home were killed Tuesday. Authorities were investigating the cause of the crash. None of the residents of the home were injured.
The crash on the 210 Freeway at La Tuna Canyon Road shut down lanes for several hours. Amy Johnson reports.
A woman was killed in a collision late Wednesday night in which a car was sent careening into a power pole in Sun Valley.
The accident occurred when the man made an unsafe lane change and struck the unoccupied big rig. The man was identified by the Long Beach Police Department as Martin Ojeda.
