Category: Accidents

A traffic incident occurred early Monday morning on the westbound 10 Freeway in Pomona. The event involved a FedEx truck and another vehicle. According to data from the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the crash was reported around 4:15 a.m., near the eastern side of the junction with the 57 Freeway. Information regarding potential injuries arising from the accident wasnt immediately available.

Following the incident, an official SigAlert was registered, announcing the closure of all lanes on the westbound 10 Freeway. It is not yet determined how long the SigAlert will remain active.

Traffic data indicates significant congestion resulting from the crash. Around the time of 5:30 a.m., Sky5 reported that traffic had backed up for an approximate distance of 2 to 3 miles on the impacted side of the freeway. As a result of the accident, traffic was being diverted via the 57 Freeway as clean up crews worked tirelessly to manage oil spillage from the crash onto the roadway.

The situation remains under active management by the California Highway Patrol and further updates will be provided as they become accessible.

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A tragic incident occurred early Wednesday morning near the Orange County-Riverside County line, where three motorists were killed in a fiery crash on the 91 Freeway. The unfortunate event unfolded when a vehicle stalled around 1 a.m. in the eastbound lanes, just east of the 241 Toll Road.

Approximately five minutes post the vehicles stall, a second car crashed into its back, resulting in one of the vehicles catching fire. The report by the California Highway Patrol also mentioned the scattering of debris across the freeway lanes, which was later evident from the video that documented firefighters extinguishing the fire.

In addition to the two aforementioned cars, two other vehicles seemed to have been involved in the crash at some stage. As reported by OnScene.TV, a freelance media firm, multiple fatalities might have been caused by the collision but confirmation on the exact number was obtained later. According to a CHP spokesperson, three people lost their lives to this devastating incident, although further details about the victims or the vehicles they were in were not provided.

All eastbound lanes of the freeway were initially closed by officials who later opened a single lane temporarily. Subsequently, all lanes seemed to be closed again shortly after 4 a.m. The freeway was finally cleared around 6 a.m., but an unrelated crash on the westbound side of the freeway near Green River Road exacerbated traffic delays, particularly impacting commuters from the Corona area in Riverside County.

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A police chase that began in Commerce due to a failed traffic stop resulted in a fatal car crash, as confirmed by the California Highway Patrol (CHP) authorities. The attempted traffic stop was made on Florence Avenue at around 11:13 pm on a Saturday night. The driver in question failed to yield, which initiated the police chase.

During the pursuit, the suspect vehicle was reported to be running multiple red lights at high speeds. For safety reasons, the CHP decided to call off the chase shortly after it began. Unfortunately, soon after the cancellation of the pursuit, the suspect vehicle crashed near the intersection of Randolph Street and Eastern Avenue.

Responding paramedics announced one fatality at the scene from the occupants of the crashed vehicle. At least one other occupant was transported to a nearby hospital; their condition remains unclear. The immediate aftermath of the collision was marked by debris scattered across the roadway. The suspect vehicle, identified as a white sedan, was severely damaged.

A witness claims that the high-speed crash might have involved an innocent bystander. The eyewitness account included the details of a struck pedestrian victim. However, the CHP spokesperson could not confirm if a pedestrian was a casualty at the scene. Further details revealed that three individuals from the suspect vehicle were detained, although one managed to escape on foot. The current state of their custody status remains unclear.

The investigation into this fatal crash is being conducted by the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department.

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An unfortunate incident led to the deaths of three motorists on the 91 Freeway near the Orange County-Riverside County line early Wednesday morning. The event transpired starting with a vehicle that stalled around 1 a.m. in the eastbound lanes just east of the 241 Toll Road.

About five minutes later, a second vehicle crashed into the rear of the previously mentioned non-functional vehicle, leading to an explosion and flames engulfing one of the pertinent vehicles. This preliminary data came from the California Highway Patrol. Documentation showed debris distributed throughout the freeway lanes while the local fire department attempted to control the fire. A pair of additional vehicles appeared to have been included in the accident at some juncture.

Emergency personnel arrived at a lethal crash scene in Orange County on Feb. 26, 2025, (OnScene.TV). No specific details were initially provided about the crash or any injuries. Yet, a coroners van was dispatched to the location around 2 a.m.

OnSceneTV, an independent media agency, indicated that multiple fatalities might have occurred in the collision but official sources were unable to authorize the death count at the instant. A spokesperson for the California Highway Patrol later revealed that three individuals lost their lives due to the crash, without providing any further specifics about the victims or the vehicles they were in.

Officials closed all eastbound lanes initially before briefly opening a single lane. Surveillance appeared to show all lanes closed shortly after 4 a.m. The freeway was finally cleared approximately at 6 a.m. In a separate incident, a crash on the westbound side of the freeway near Green River Road exacerbated the traffic holdups, especially affecting commuters from the Corona area in Riverside County.

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A serious collision on the 91 Freeway near the Orange County-Riverside County line, resulted in at least one fatality early Wednesday morning. The incident was precipitated by a vehicle that stalled around 1 a.m. in the eastbound lanes just east of the 241 Toll Road.

Approximately five minutes following the initial stall, a second vehicle rear-ended the stationary car. This collision instigated one of the involved vehicles to ignite. California Highway Patrol reported that this subsequently led to debris scattering across the freeway lanes. Firefighters were quick to respond, extinguishing the vehicle blaze.

The crash appeared to involve at least two other vehicles, although the specifics of their involvement is yet undisclosed. Emergency crews were on the scene of the fatal crash in Orange County on Feb. 26, 2025, details provided by OnScene.TV. Further precision regarding the incident, including information about potential injuries, has yet to be relayed. However, the presence of a coroners van, which was dispatched to the scene at 2 a.m., signifies the severity of the crash.

Despite unconfirmed assertions from freelance media firm OnSceneTV that the collision may have caused two fatalities, the actual number killed in the incident has not yet been confirmed by authorities. Shortly after the incident, all eastbound lanes were closed, with only a single lane temporarily reopened. Video footage indicates that all lanes were closed again just after 4 a.m. Around 6 a.m. the freeway was cleared, nonetheless an unrelated crash westbound near Green River Road exacerbated existing traffic delays, particularly affecting commuters traveling from the Corona area in Riverside County.

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A motorist lost their life in a major collision that took place on the 91 Freeway near the Orange County/Riverside County boundary in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Initial reports revealed that a vehicle had stalled in the eastbound lane just past the 241 Toll Road around 1 am. The following events were triggered approximately five minutes later when a second vehicle crashed into the stalled car, resulting in one of the vehicles bursting into flames according to the California Highway Patrol.

At the scene, remnants of the wreckage were scattered across the freeway. Firefighters were seen to be managing the flaming vehicle. It was noted that along with the two main vehicles involved, two additional vehicles seemed to have been somehow implicated in the incident. Early the same morning, emergency responders attended the fatal crash.

In the aftermath of the crash, more in-depth details regarding the incident, including injuries, were not immediately released. At 2 am, a coroners van was summoned to the crash site. An unconfirmed report from OnSceneTV, a freelance media firm, suggested that the collision might have resulted in two fatalities, but authorities are yet to confirm this.

All eastbound lanes on the 91 Freeway were closed following the incident, with a single lane being temporarily opened later. Just after 4 am, all lanes were seen to be closed again. By 6 am, the freeway was cleared. However, an unrelated crash on the westbound side near Green River Road further exacerbated traffic delays, mainly affecting commuters coming from the Corona area in Riverside County.

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A deadly crash occurred early Wednesday morning on the 91 Freeway near the Orange County/Riverside County border resulting in at least one fatality according to reports from the California Highway Patrol (CHP) and other news sources.

The unfortunate incident initiated when a vehicle stalled at approximately 1 a.m. in the eastbound lanes, just east of the 241 Toll Road. Roughly five minutes later, a second vehicle crashed into the back of the stalled car. This impact caused one of the automobiles to ignite, scatters debris across the freeway lanes.

Video footage depicted firefighters at the scene working to extinguish the fire. Two additional vehicles appeared to have been implicated in the incident at some point, although it is unknown if they were involved in the initial crash or subsequent events. Urgent response by emergency crews was noted, however despite their efforts, at least one fatality was confirmed as a coroners van was dispatched to the crash site at 2 a.m.

While details regarding the crash and injury specifics have yet to be disclosed, freelance media company OnSceneTV has reported a potentially higher casualty count, claiming that there may have been two fatalities. However, authorities have not yet confirmed this figure.

For safety purposes, officials made the decision to close all eastbound lanes. While one lane was temporarily reopened, video showed all lanes fully closed again shortly after 4 a.m. No timeline regarding when the freeway will reopen has been provided. Updates on this developing story are to be expected.

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On February 23, 2025, Upland Police were advised regarding a suspect in a stolen Ford F-150 truck. The suspect entered Upland city limits and attempted to evade arrest, leading the police on a pursuit when they tried to pull the vehicle over near Mountain Avenue and Arrow Highway.

The suspect, during the course of his dangerous pursuit, collided with multiple vehicles. His stolen Ford F-150 truck suffered damages due to these collisions. Aerial and bodycam footage acquired from the scene depicted the pursuit suspect, despite crashing into multiple vehicles, continued to drive recklessly, eventually running a red light.

Upon his arrival in a Jiffy Lube parking lot, the male suspect abandoned the damaged vehicle and attempted to abscond on foot. Police provided swift response and engaged in a foot chase, pursuing the suspect as he climbed fences and ventured into a nearby business establishment. He was subsequently surrounded and apprehended by law enforcement.

The victims involved in the vehicular collisions instigated by the suspect were transferred to local hospitals to receive treatment for their injuries. The police ended up arresting the suspect on multiple felony charges, including felony evading which resulted in injury. He is currently held on a bail amount totaling $1 million.

No additional details regarding the identity of the suspect or status of the victims were released due to the ongoing nature of the investigation. The police did, however, provide a blurred image of the arrested individual. Footage of the eventful pursuit is available for viewing above.

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On February 23, 2025, a male suspect was apprehended in Upland following a car chase and multiple vehicle collisions. The suspect, driving a stolen Ford F-150 truck, had entered the city limits when local police were alerted to his presence. The police attempted to stop the vehicle in the vicinity of Mountain Avenue and Arrow Highway. However, the driver refused to comply, setting off a high-speed pursuit.

Equipped with body-mounted cameras and supported by aerial assistance, police documented the suspect as he crashed the stolen vehicle into several other vehicles throughout the chase. Despite the dangerous conditions created by the suspects reckless driving, the pursuit ended in a Jiffy Lube parking lot, where the suspect abandoned the damaged truck and attempted to flee on foot. He was pursued by officers who tackled him to the ground after a short foot chase. The suspect attempted to evade police by climbing over fences into adjacent business premises before being finally taken into custody.

The drivers of the vehicles that were impacted by the suspects activities were transported to local medical facilities for treatment. The suspect, whose identity was not immediately released pending ongoing investigations, now faces numerous felony charges, including felony evasion resulting in injury. He is currently being held on a $1 million bail. Additional details or updates on the case were not released at the time of this report.

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A motorcyclist was subjected to hospitalization after being hit by minibike riders traveling in the wrong direction in the Antelope Valley region on February 23. The incident occurred at noon, as reported by the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The CHP had been alerted about rash and unlawful off-road vehicle and minibike activities posing endangerment to the public safety.

Antelope Valley had numerous officers dispatched to several locations, however, persons involved in these activities repeatedly evaded law enforcement. They continued to disregard traffic regulations and jeopardize the safety of innocent road users, according to the CHP statements.

Few hours later, at 3:35 p.m., the CHP officers reacted to a hit-and-run accident on Elizabeth Lake Road, near San Francisquito Canyon Road. A preliminary investigation by the CHP revealed that a pair of minibike riders were riding on the inaccurate side of the road, subsequently crashing into a Harley-Davidson motorbike rider. Both the riders involved in the accident subsequently fled the scene, leaving the victim suffering from serious injuries.

Investigations into the incident are currently underway with the law enforcement actively searching for the suspects. Assistance from the public is being sought in identifying and locating the riders involved. Captain Zagorski, Commander of CHP Antelope Valley, tweeted about the incident emphasizing that such reckless disregard for public safety will not be overlooked. The CHP is committed towards safeguarding the community and vowed an intensive effort to bring the accused to justice.

Anyone with potential leads or crucial information about the incident is encouraged to reach out to the CHP Antelope Valley Area office at 661-743-6060

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