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Entertainment · November 11, 2026

At least 3 killed when SUV crashes into North Hollywood food stand

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On Tuesday night at approximately 5:55 p.m., a vehicle crashed into a group of pedestrians at a food stand near a Metro station at the intersection of Lankershim and Chandler boulevards in North Hollywood, Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed three fatalities at the scene. Three other individuals were transported to local hospitals, with some reported in critical condition. The driver of the vehicle, identified as a man in his 60s, was among those hospitalized and is being evaluated by drug recognition experts for potential impairment. Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the crash, including whether it was intentional or accidental, and are reviewing security footage from the Metro station.

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  • The incident occurred on Tuesday night around 5:55 p.m.
  • The location was near a Metro station at Lankershim and Chandler boulevards in North Hollywood, Los Angeles.
  • Three people were pronounced dead at the scene.
  • Three other people were transported to a hospital following the collision.

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  • The vehicle involved was a white SUV.
  • The vehicle involved was a minivan.
  • The vehicle hit a food stand or vendor's tent.
  • The driver is a man in his 60s who was hospitalized in serious condition.
  • The driver was attempting to avoid another car that was driving legally.
  • Two of the survivors were in critical condition as of late Tuesday night.
  • Crews had to extricate one person from the wreckage.
  • Mayor Karen Bass issued a statement expressing she was 'heartbroken' for the families.
  • The driver appeared to be in shock but was able to talk after being removed from the vehicle.

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