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NBC helicopter crash in LA kills at least three people with others injured

  • On Tuesday evening, an NBC4 news helicopter crashed between two commercial buildings in Chatsworth, killing three people, including a pedestrian on the ground, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.
  • The aircraft went down while covering a deadly collision involving a Metro bus and an SUV that occurred two hours earlier on Nordhoff Street, officials said.
  • Fifty-Six firefighters responded to the fiery wreckage, while NBC4 anchor Colleen Williams confirmed on air that the station had lost contact with its crew.
  • One additional person was transported to a hospital in unknown condition, while the National Transportation Safety Board and Federal Aviation Administration announced they will investigate the crash.
  • The crash renews scrutiny over aerial news gathering in Los Angeles, where helicopter coverage has long defined broadcast journalism and exposed reporters to inherent airspace risks.
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News chopper crash in LA kills three

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As he was flying over a traffic accident to film him, a television helicopter crashed on Tuesday in Los Angeles. Three people died in the crash, including one on the ground, and another was injured.

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As a result of the accident, three people died, including a photojournalist.

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Santa Monica Observer broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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