A SigAlert shut lanes two through four of the freeway after the collision was reported, and the California Highway Patrol is investigating.
CALIFORNIA - November 1, 2026
One person died after a multi-vehicle crash involving a pedestrian on the Harbor (110) Freeway, according to MyNewsLA.com. The collision was reported on Sunday, and the California Highway Patrol and Los Angeles Fire Department responded.
Key Facts
- Date: Sunday, November 1, 2026 (first reported Monday, November 2, 2026)
- Location: Northbound Harbor (110) Freeway south of Vernon Avenue, California
- Type of crash: Multi-vehicle crash involving a pedestrian
- Injuries / fatalities: One fatality reported
- Responding agencies: California Highway Patrol; Los Angeles Fire Department
- Reported by: MyNewsLA.com
Crash Overview
According to MyNewsLA.com, the collision happened on the northbound Harbor Freeway south of Vernon Avenue. The California Highway Patrol was alerted at about 2:46 p.m. that Sunday.
Personnel from the Los Angeles Fire Department went to the scene, where one person was confirmed dead. Details identifying the person who died were not immediately available when the report was published.
No cause or allegations have been reported, and few other details are available at this time.
People Involved
A pedestrian was involved in the crash, and one person was pronounced dead. No other injuries or ages have been reported.
Investigation Status
The California Highway Patrol's Central Los Angeles Area office is investigating the collision. No contributing factors, citations, charges or arrests have been reported.
Traffic Impact
A SigAlert was issued at about 3:07 p.m., shutting lanes two through four of the freeway.
If You Were Involved
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