Six Injured in Fatal Multi-Vehicle Collision on 5 Freeway Northbound

A follow-up unit shadowed the evidence tow truck to the impound yard just after 8:00 a.m.

The CHP issued a SigAlert and extended it several times throughout the morning while investigators finished their work.

As the morning progressed, crews opened the Los Feliz off-ramp and the number four lane to traffic.

Navarros Towing responded to the scene to tow a vehicle for evidence.

Officers worked to recover evidence on the 5.

The transportation management center requested specific confirmation on which off-ramp stayed open for the diverted traffic.

An officer eventually cleared the way for vehicles to begin exiting at the off-ramp after using flares to block off the first four lanes of the main freeway.

By 3:40 a.m., officers worked to open the Los Feliz Boulevard off-ramp to help move congested traffic.

A supervisor from Caltrans responded to the scene with an arrival time of approximately 60 minutes.

An officer estimated the closure would last at least one hour and notified the media through the transportation management center.

The collision blocked all lanes, including the carpool lane, per CHP.

Officers coordinated with Caltrans for a hard closure of the freeway and requested four tow trucks from Jons Towing, LA Car Carrier, and City Terrace Towing.

Fire crews requested a full shutdown of the northbound lanes to handle the wreckage and treat the injured.

911 callers reported that two people appeared unresponsive.

One white vehicle rolled over onto its side and sat blacked out in the lanes, while another white sedan faced the wrong way.

A fatal collision occurred involving five or six vehicles. The crash included three black vehicles, a gray vehicle, a white sedan that spun out, and a van that struck the center divider.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Interstate Highway 5 N & Los Feliz Blvd.

A follow-up unit shadowed the evidence tow truck to the impound yard just after 8:00 a.m.

The CHP issued a SigAlert and extended it several times throughout the morning while investigators finished their work.

As the morning progressed, crews opened the Los Feliz off-ramp and the number four lane to traffic.

Navarros Towing responded to the scene to tow a vehicle for evidence.

Officers worked to recover evidence on the 5.

The transportation management center requested specific confirmation on which off-ramp stayed open for the diverted traffic.

An officer eventually cleared the way for vehicles to begin exiting at the off-ramp after using flares to block off the first four lanes of the main freeway.

By 3:40 a.m., officers worked to open the Los Feliz Boulevard off-ramp to help move congested traffic.

A supervisor from Caltrans responded to the scene with an arrival time of approximately 60 minutes.

An officer estimated the closure would last at least one hour and notified the media through the transportation management center.

The collision blocked all lanes, including the carpool lane, per CHP.

Officers coordinated with Caltrans for a hard closure of the freeway and requested four tow trucks from Jons Towing, LA Car Carrier, and City Terrace Towing.

Fire crews requested a full shutdown of the northbound lanes to handle the wreckage and treat the injured.

911 callers reported that two people appeared unresponsive.

One white vehicle rolled over onto its side and sat blacked out in the lanes, while another white sedan faced the wrong way.

A fatal collision occurred involving five or six vehicles. The crash included three black vehicles, a gray vehicle, a white sedan that spun out, and a van that struck the center divider.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Interstate Highway 5 N & Los Feliz Blvd.

A follow-up unit shadowed the evidence tow truck to the impound yard just after 8:00 a.m.

The CHP issued a SigAlert and extended it several times throughout the morning while investigators finished their work.

As the morning progressed, crews opened the Los Feliz off-ramp and the number four lane to traffic.

Navarros Towing responded to the scene to tow a vehicle for evidence.

Officers worked to recover evidence on the 5.

The transportation management center requested specific confirmation on which off-ramp stayed open for the diverted traffic.

An officer eventually cleared the way for vehicles to begin exiting at the off-ramp after using flares to block off the first four lanes of the main freeway.

By 3:40 a.m., officers worked to open the Los Feliz Boulevard off-ramp to help move congested traffic.

A supervisor from Caltrans responded to the scene with an arrival time of approximately 60 minutes.

An officer estimated the closure would last at least one hour and notified the media through the transportation management center.

The collision blocked all lanes, including the carpool lane, per CHP.

Officers coordinated with Caltrans for a hard closure of the freeway and requested four tow trucks from Jons Towing, LA Car Carrier, and City Terrace Towing.

Fire crews requested a full shutdown of the northbound lanes to handle the wreckage and treat the injured.

911 callers reported that two people appeared unresponsive.

One white vehicle rolled over onto its side and sat blacked out in the lanes, while another white sedan faced the wrong way.

A fatal collision occurred involving five or six vehicles. The crash included three black vehicles, a gray vehicle, a white sedan that spun out, and a van that struck the center divider.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Interstate Highway 5 N & Los Feliz Blvd.

A follow-up unit shadowed the evidence tow truck to the impound yard just after 8:00 a.m.

The CHP issued a SigAlert and extended it several times throughout the morning while investigators finished their work.

As the morning progressed, crews opened the Los Feliz off-ramp and the number four lane to traffic.

Navarros Towing responded to the scene to tow a vehicle for evidence.

Officers worked to recover evidence on the 5.

The transportation management center requested specific confirmation on which off-ramp stayed open for the diverted traffic.

An officer eventually cleared the way for vehicles to begin exiting at the off-ramp after using flares to block off the first four lanes of the main freeway.

By 3:40 a.m., officers worked to open the Los Feliz Boulevard off-ramp to help move congested traffic.

A supervisor from Caltrans responded to the scene with an arrival time of approximately 60 minutes.

An officer estimated the closure would last at least one hour and notified the media through the transportation management center.

The collision blocked all lanes, including the carpool lane, per CHP.

Officers coordinated with Caltrans for a hard closure of the freeway and requested four tow trucks from Jons Towing, LA Car Carrier, and City Terrace Towing.

Fire crews requested a full shutdown of the northbound lanes to handle the wreckage and treat the injured.

911 callers reported that two people appeared unresponsive.

One white vehicle rolled over onto its side and sat blacked out in the lanes, while another white sedan faced the wrong way.

A fatal collision occurred involving five or six vehicles. The crash included three black vehicles, a gray vehicle, a white sedan that spun out, and a van that struck the center divider.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Interstate Highway 5 N & Los Feliz Blvd.

A follow-up unit shadowed the evidence tow truck to the impound yard just after 8:00 a.m.

The CHP issued a SigAlert and extended it several times throughout the morning while investigators finished their work.

As the morning progressed, crews opened the Los Feliz off-ramp and the number four lane to traffic.

Navarros Towing responded to the scene to tow a vehicle for evidence.

Officers worked to recover evidence on the 5.

The transportation management center requested specific confirmation on which off-ramp stayed open for the diverted traffic.

An officer eventually cleared the way for vehicles to begin exiting at the off-ramp after using flares to block off the first four lanes of the main freeway.

By 3:40 a.m., officers worked to open the Los Feliz Boulevard off-ramp to help move congested traffic.

A supervisor from Caltrans responded to the scene with an arrival time of approximately 60 minutes.

An officer estimated the closure would last at least one hour and notified the media through the transportation management center.

The collision blocked all lanes, including the carpool lane, per CHP.

Officers coordinated with Caltrans for a hard closure of the freeway and requested four tow trucks from Jons Towing, LA Car Carrier, and City Terrace Towing.

Fire crews requested a full shutdown of the northbound lanes to handle the wreckage and treat the injured.

911 callers reported that two people appeared unresponsive.

One white vehicle rolled over onto its side and sat blacked out in the lanes, while another white sedan faced the wrong way.

A fatal collision occurred involving five or six vehicles. The crash included three black vehicles, a gray vehicle, a white sedan that spun out, and a van that struck the center divider.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Interstate Highway 5 N & Los Feliz Blvd.