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At least 3 people dead after vehicle strikes pedestrians in North Hollywood, officials say

Authorities said a white SUV struck pedestrians and left at least three others in critical condition as investigators examined the cause.

  • On Tuesday, a white SUV crashed into a food stand near the North Hollywood Metro Station, killing three people and injuring at least three others in critical condition.
  • The incident occurred shortly before 6 p.m. in the 5000 block of North Lankershim Boulevard, where a food stall typically serves commuters near the Metro station.
  • Aerials from AIR7 showed the white SUV stopped under a canopy amid scattered debris, while fire trucks and Los Angeles Police Department vehicles blocked the intersection during the emergency response.
  • Paramedics transported the critically injured to nearby hospitals while authorities closed surrounding streets to motorists, launching an investigation into the collision.
  • Circumstances of the crash remain unknown as the Los Angeles Police Department continues its investigation, and the driver's condition has not been disclosed.
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As a result of a car collision with people in the American city of Los Angeles, three people were killed and several others were seriously injured. Three people died when a car hit pedestrians in Los Angeles, RIA Novosti reported referring to the local fire department. “Three people died on the spot. Los Angeles Fire Department doctors are transporting at least three more victims in critical condition to local hospitals,” the department said. Cu…

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At least three people died and two others were injured after an SUV entered a group of pedestrians, next to an entrance to the subway network in the North Hollywood neighborhood of Los Angeles, said the authorities, Tuesday night, quoted by CNN.

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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