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A devastating crash on the 15 Freeway in Temecula late Saturday night left four people dead and two others injured after a BMW M4, allegedly driven recklessly, lost control and caused a head-on collision. The California Highway Patrol reported the crash around 9:33 p.m. when the BMW, traveling north of Winchester Road, swerved left, struck a concrete median, and flew into the southbound lanes. The car veered into the far-right lane and collided head-on with a white Nissan Sentra. The BMW burst into flames moments after impact. Good Samaritans were able to pull the BMW’s driver, a 25-year-old man from Moreno Valley, from the burning vehicle. He suffered major injuries and was rushed to a hospital. Tragically, his passengers did not survive. A 23-year-old woman in the front seat and two Moreno Valley teenagers, a 14-year-old boy and a 15-year-old girl in the back, were pronounced dead at the scene. The Nissan’s driver, a 35-year-old man from Wildomar, was taken to a hospital but did not survive the trip. His passenger, a 22-year-old man, remains in critical condition. Authorities said that alcohol does not appear to have been a factor, but charges against the BMW driver are pending as investigators continue to examine the circumstances surrounding what they describe as reckless driving. As of Sunday afternoon, none of the victims had been publicly identified. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic crash on Interstate 80 in Davis claimed the life of 42-year-old Christopher Barr of Dixon early Tuesday morning. According to the California Highway Patrol, the accident happened just before 4:45 a.m. in a construction zone on the eastbound side of the freeway, just west of Mace Boulevard. CHP reported that a Volvo tractor with trailers was traveling in the middle lane when, for reasons still unknown, Barr’s Harley Davidson motorcycle failed to slow down and struck the back of the truck. The impact threw him from the motorcycle, and he was fatally struck by another vehicle that has not yet been identified. Authorities have said that alcohol and drugs do not appear to be factors in the crash. The collision remains under investigation by the California Highway Patrol as they work to determine what led to the fatal chain of events. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic accident in Elk Grove early Friday morning claimed the life of a 21-year-old motorcyclist. According to the Elk Grove Police Department, the crash occurred around 6:15 a.m. on Elk Grove Florin Road just north of Campbell Road. Investigators reported that the driver of a pickup truck towing a trailer was attempting a U-turn into the southbound lane when the motorcycle collided with the truck’s side. The impact threw the rider from the motorcycle, and despite the quick response of medical personnel, the young motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities have not yet released the rider’s name, awaiting notification of next of kin by the Sacramento County Coroner’s Office. The roadway remained closed throughout the morning as police investigated the crash, reopening to traffic around noon. The Elk Grove Police Department continues to look into the circumstances surrounding the collision and is asking anyone with information to contact their traffic bureau at 916-478-8143. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic crash in Natomas last week has led to the arrest of a Sacramento man accused of driving under the influence. Police say the collision claimed the life of 19-year-old Ricky Reyes. The crash happened on August 6 around 3:15 p.m. near Del Paso and El Centro roads. Officers responding to the scene found Reyes severely injured. Despite efforts to save him, he died from his injuries. The driver, identified as 30-year-old Marvin Carter, was also hurt and taken to a local hospital. According to investigators, he showed signs of intoxication. On Thursday, police announced Carter’s arrest. He was booked into the Sacramento County Main Jail on Sunday and now faces charges of felony DUI resulting in great bodily injury or death. The area where the crash occurred is surrounded by businesses, with Del Paso Road spanning nine lanes at the nearby intersection. Witnesses described seeing a sedan crashed into a tree on a grassy embankment near a bus stop, painting a devastating scene of the accident’s aftermath. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

What started as a routine car accident in rural Tennessee has grown into one of the largest international drug trafficking investigations in recent years, with Sacramento emerging as a central distribution point. Federal prosecutors have charged five senior members of the United Cartels, accusing them of trafficking enormous amounts of methamphetamine, cocaine, and fentanyl across the United States and overseas. The Department of Justice announced indictments against Juan Jose Farias Alvarez, Alfonso Fernandez Magallon, Luis Enrique Barragan Chavez, Edgar Orozco Cabadas, and Nicolas Sierra Santana. Each of the men could face life in prison if convicted. The investigation began in late 2019 near Rockwood, Tennessee. After a traffic accident, two suspected dealers tried to hide a protective case packed with methamphetamine behind a building before fleeing. What appeared to be a small-town incident quickly expanded into a multi-year federal probe that relied on wiretaps, surveillance, and search warrants. Investigators uncovered a major Atlanta drug operation led by Eladio Mendoza, who had direct ties to “El Abuelo,” the leader of the United Cartels in Mexico. The scope of the cartel’s operation became clear when authorities seized 850 kilograms of meth hidden in the floor of a truck. Additional drugs were later found in a bus and at a residence linked to the group. Federal officials identified a vast network distributing drugs across Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, and Sacramento. The cartel’s reach extends beyond U.S. borders into Europe, Australia, and other regions. According to investigators, the United Cartels can produce multiple tons of methamphetamine each month. Court records show that profits from these drug sales in the United States were allegedly used to purchase heavy weapons, hire mercenaries, bribe officials, and support the lavish lifestyles of cartel leaders. The U.S. government has placed multimillion-dollar bounties on the accused men, including ten million dollars for Alvarez, five million each for Magallon and Santana, and three million each for Chavez and Cabadas. The Treasury Department has also issued economic sanctions against the cartel and its top leaders. This case is part of Operation Take Back America, a Justice Department initiative focused on dismantling international criminal organizations. In February, the State Department officially designated the United Cartels both a Foreign Terrorist Organization and Specially Designated Global Terrorists, signaling a major escalation in how the U.S. confronts cartel activity. The investigation brought together extensive cooperation among federal and state agencies, including Homeland Security offices across the country, the Sacramento FBI, and the DEA’s Fresno Field Division. Despite these efforts, all five defendants remain in Mexico, underscoring the difficult task of disrupting cartel networks that are deeply entrenched in American cities, including Sacramento. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

Four peopl e lost their lives after a devastating solo-vehicle crash earlier this month in San Joaquin County. According to the California Highway Patrol, the incident occurred around 3:59 a.m. on August 4 when 20-year-old Julio Corraltitlan was driving a Dodge Charger northbound on Rindge Road. For reasons still under investigation, the vehicle veered off the roadway, striking an embankment lined with boulders and rocks before plunging into the White Slough, where it became completely submerged. Emergency crews rushed to the scene and located Corraltitlan in the driver’s seat and another person in the rear passenger area. Both were pulled from the water and transported to San Joaquin General Hospital, where they were later pronounced dead. Two additional passengers were recovered later by the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office dive team and were also pronounced deceased. Authorities believe alcohol may have played a role in the crash. Rindge Road, where the vehicle left the roadway, is a privately maintained road on Rindge Tract Island. CHP has not confirmed whether all four victims were recovered on the same day as the crash. This heartbreaking accident serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers of impaired driving and the devastating impact it can have on families and communities. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic collision in Murrieta claimed the life of a woman and led to the arrest of a 39-year-old man suspected of drunk driving. Police say the crash happened around 5 p.m. Thursday near the intersection of California Oaks Road and Skyview Ridge. According to investigators, Jaime Ruiz Jr. was driving a pickup truck westbound on California Oaks when he allegedly ran a red light, slamming into a sedan passing through the intersection. Both vehicles spun to a stop from the force of the impact. Officers later determined Ruiz had one of his children in the truck at the time. The woman driving the sedan was rushed to a nearby hospital but was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. Her name has not yet been released. Police say Ruiz showed clear signs of alcohol impairment and was arrested on suspicion of DUI gross vehicular manslaughter, DUI causing injuries, and child endangerment. He was booked into jail but released Friday morning after posting a $75,000 bond. Authorities placed his child in protective custody; the child was unharmed in the crash. Murrieta police are asking anyone with information to call (951) 461-6899. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

An early morning crash in Sacramento left a bicyclist injured after being struck by a vehicle on Vulcan Drive. The incident occurred just after 7:29 a.m. on Tuesday, August 5th, in the 4300 block of Vulcan Drive, north of Arden Way, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). Initial reports described the situation as a vehicle versus bicycle collision. Emergency crews from the Sacramento Fire Department responded quickly and transported one individual—complaining of pain—to Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in North Sacramento for further medical evaluation. The full extent of the injuries is still unknown at this time. The driver involved in the crash stayed at the scene and cooperated fully with authorities. CHP officers continued to assess the situation and requested updates on the severity of the victim’s injuries as part of their ongoing investigation. The cause of the collision remains under review, and no further details have been released. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic crash on Highway 118 near Somis and Camarillo claimed the life of one person early in the morning on July 26. The accident happened around 4 a.m. near Price Road and involved only one vehicle. According to Ventura County Fire Department spokesman Andrew Dowd, the vehicle veered off the road and landed in a ditch, striking a power pole in the process. One person died at the scene, while another suffered minor injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital. Authorities have not released many details about the crash or the individuals involved. The California Highway Patrol briefly shut down the highway between Price and Aggen roads to respond to the scene and clear the wreckage. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating car accident in Tuolumne County left four people dead and another seriously injured on Wednesday evening. The California Highway Patrol reported that the crash occurred at approximately 5:54 p.m. at the intersection of Shaws Flat Road and Highway 49, near the Sonora area. According to investigators, a westbound 2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee approached the intersection and, for reasons still unknown, entered the path of a northbound 2003 Dodge Ram 2500. The pickup, driven by an 18-year-old from Jamestown, was traveling at around 60 miles per hour when it struck the left side of the Jeep. The force of the impact pushed the Jeep in a northwesterly direction before it came to rest on the west shoulder of Highway 49. All four occupants of the Jeep were tragically killed. Authorities identified the victims as 56-year-old driver Jose Ortacotto, 52-year-old Michelle Cotto Rodriguez, 72-year-old Elba Melendezdeorta, and 83-year-old Jose Ortacarmona — all from Puerto Rico. The young driver of the Dodge Ram sustained moderate to major injuries and was transported for medical care. At this time, authorities do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. The investigation is ongoing as officials work to understand why the Jeep proceeded into the intersection. This heartbreaking event serves as a reminder of how quickly lives can change on the road. If you or a loved one has been injured in a collision, especially one involving serious injury or loss of life, it’s crucial to consult an experienced personal injury attorney who can protect your rights and guide you through the next steps. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating crash on Interstate 10 in Cathedral City early Thursday morning claimed the lives of two men and left several others injured. The multi-vehicle collision occurred near Date Palm Drive around 6:40 a.m. when a westbound semi-truck lost control, crossed the center divider, and overturned into the eastbound lanes, colliding with oncoming traffic. Dashcam footage captured the terrifying moment the big rig veered into the opposite lanes. The Riverside County Coroner’s Office later identified the victims as 58-year-old Francisco Sicairos Leon of Desert Hot Springs and 49-year-old Miguel Macias of Santa Ana. Both men were pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the semi-truck survived the crash but sustained injuries. The collision caused significant traffic delays, shutting down all eastbound lanes for several hours. CHP officers reopened lanes 1 and 2 by 9:00 a.m., but the freeway wasn’t fully cleared and reopened until 2:20 p.m. as investigators and cleanup crews worked through the aftermath. According to CHP Officer David Torres, there were no signs that the semi-truck driver experienced a medical emergency, nor was there evidence of tire failure or substance impairment. Investigators are now focusing on other possible causes, such as fatigue, distracted driving, or mechanical failure. The California Highway Patrol is continuing its investigation into the cause of the crash. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website w ww.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A serious multi-vehicle collision early Sunday morning in Fairfield sent seven people to the hospital in what officials described as a mass casualty incident. The crash happened around 5 a.m. on eastbound Interstate 80, prompting a swift response from the Fairfield Fire Department. Emergency crews arrived on the scene to find four vehicles involved in the crash. The extent of the damage required immediate medical attention for several people. In total, seven individuals were transported to nearby hospitals with injuries ranging from minor to critical. Authorities have not yet released additional details about the cause of the crash or the identities of those involved. The investigation is ongoing. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

Tragedy struck Monday morning in Manteca when a street sweeper collided with a parked big rig, leading to the death of one person, according to the California Highway Patrol. The accident happened around 8:27 a.m. on the southbound off-ramp from Highway 99 to Lathrop Road. Authorities reported that the big rig was stopped on the right shoulder, safely out of the traffic lanes. For reasons still under investigation, a street sweeper traveling at approximately 40 miles per hour struck the rear of the big rig. The driver of the street sweeper was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash and suffered critical injuries. Emergency responders transported the driver to a nearby hospital, but despite efforts to save their life, the driver was later pronounced dead. The CHP did not release the driver’s identity. The big rig had a passenger onboard who fortunately was not injured. At this time, the CHP does not believe that drugs or alcohol played a role in the collision. Authorities are continuing their investigation and are asking anyone with information about the crash to contact the California Highway Patrol at 209-938-4800. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Law does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A driver was seriously injured Saturday evening in a crash on Highway 99 near Fresno Street, according to the California Highway Patrol. The incident occurred on the southbound shoulder of the highway, where a commercial big rig had pulled over due to mechanical issues. As the truck sat stopped on the shoulder, a Ford Taurus traveling at high speed veered onto the same shoulder and slammed into the back of the trailer. Authorities say the Taurus appeared to be driving recklessly before the collision. The impact left the car heavily damaged, and the driver—who was not wearing a seatbelt—was rushed to a local hospital with major injuries. “Our hearts go out to the injured driver,” the CHP said in a statement. “This incident serves as a stark reminder that excessive speed and reckless behavior can have devastating consequences.” The CHP is using the crash as an opportunity to remind all motorists to drive responsibly, follow traffic laws, and always wear a seatbelt. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic series of events unfolded Saturday morning in Sacramento when a police pursuit ended in a seven-vehicle collision that killed an innocent bystander. The crash occurred at the busy intersection of Florin Road and Greenhaven Drive. The incident began around 10:15 a.m. when Sacramento police received a call from a woman requesting assistance in retrieving her belongings from a home on Farm Dale Way. She expressed concern that her former partner, a known domestic violence suspect, might be present at the residence. Officers recognized the location from a prior domestic violence call the previous weekend. At that time, the suspect, Daniel Cunningham, 33, had already fled before officers arrived. During the ongoing investigation, police developed probable cause to believe that Cunningham had committed felony domestic violence. He was also identified as a parolee at large with an outstanding warrant. On Saturday, officers located Cunningham in a vehicle, which led to a high-speed chase heading westbound on Florin Road. The pursuit ended abruptly when Cunningham’s vehicle crashed into multiple cars at the Florin and Greenhaven intersection. According to police, the pursuit was short and officers had lost visual contact with Cunningham's vehicle just prior to the collision. Following the crash, Cunningham attempted to escape on foot but was quickly apprehended with the assistance of a police K-9. He was transported to a hospital for evaluation before being booked. Tragically, the crash claimed the life of 30-year-old Huyn Huu Duc Nguyen of Elk Grove, a bystander with no connection to the suspect. Details on other possible injuries, including whether children were involved, have not yet been confirmed. Sacramento Police spokesperson Anthony Gamble stated, “Our officers had the obligation to bring this person to justice. He made the decision to run. He made the decision to drive at a high rate of speed. He put himself and everybody else’s lives in danger by his actions and he caused this collision that took the life of somebody who was not involved in this whatsoever.” The California Highway Patrol has taken over the investigation into the crash itself. Cunningham faces multiple charges including parole violation, felony domestic violence, and felony evasion. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic accident in Sacramento claimed the life of a woman on Tuesday evening, June 3, in the parking lot of a Bel Air grocery store on Rush River Drive. Around 6 p.m., Sacramento Police responded to reports of a pedestrian being struck by a vehicle. When officers arrived, they found a woman pinned between two vehicles with severe injuries. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities later identified the victim as 36-year-old Linda Angelica Tracy, a Sacramento resident. According to police, she appears to have been the one operating her own vehicle when it accidentally struck and pinned her between another parked car. Two children were inside her vehicle at the time of the incident but were unharmed. The cause of the crash remains unclear, though investigators confirmed it was not a hit-and-run. Linda’s death has been officially classified as a motor vehicle accident by the Sacramento County Coroner’s Office. Her passing has left a deep void in the lives of those who knew and loved her. In a statement released by her family, Linda was remembered as “an exceptional mother and friend, who constantly put her family and community first.” They described her as someone who never hesitated to take on difficult and thankless tasks. A dedicated Girl Scout troop leader, school fundraiser, and the kind of parent always present for games, birthdays, and play dates, Linda was known for running a tight ship at home and for her love of planning family adventures. Soft-spoken but fiercely loyal, her family said she was the kind of person you wanted in your corner during tough times, someone who would do anything to protect the people she loved. The incident remains under investigation. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating crash on Highway 41 in Madera County has left two people dead and another facing serious DUI charges. Authorities have identified the driver involved as 42-year-old Felipe Angel Ramirez of Coarsegold. According to the California Highway Patrol, Ramirez was behind the wheel of a white Chevy work truck that lost control around 4 p.m. Tuesday near Van Teri Road. The incident unfolded in a matter of moments but had tragic and far-reaching consequences. Investigators say the truck first clipped a black SUV, forcing it to swerve, before crashing head-on into a Ford Bronco. The impact killed both occupants of the Bronco—78-year-old Kirk McCarty and 76-year-old Valerie McCarty, also of Coarsegold. Eyewitness Travis Miller, who owns an auto shop along the highway, had been watching the situation unfold. He saw the white truck swerving dangerously and immediately sensed something was wrong. “I saw him swerve and overcorrect off the road,” Miller said. He tried to intervene, following the vehicle and urging the driver to stop. The driver reportedly blamed his erratic behavior on his cell phone and GPS. The truck briefly stopped in a Dollar General parking lot, but Ramirez returned to the road shortly after. Just over a mile later, the vehicle veered into oncoming traffic, colliding with the Bronco and then rolling over the SUV driven by a 17-year-old girl. Fortunately, the teen saw the truck coming and managed to steer into the northbound lane to avoid the worst of the crash. Her car was totaled, but she survived. The emotional toll on her family has been immense—especially for her stepfather, a local tow truck driver who frequently responds to crash scenes, but never imagined his daughter would be in one. Ramirez remains hospitalized with injuries but is expected to survive. Authorities say he could face multiple charges, including DUI. Action News also confirmed that Ramirez has a prior DUI conviction in North Dakota, raising serious questions about how he ended up behind the wheel again. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic accident in Laguna Beach claimed the life of a 64-year-old father who was teaching his teenage daughter how to drive. The crash occurred late Monday afternoon along the Pacific Coast Highway, a route known for its scenic beauty, and, unfortunately, its share of dangers. James Politoski was in the passenger seat when the car, reportedly driven by his 15-year-old daughter with a learner’s permit, lost control. Authorities say the vehicle broke through a fence barrier, tumbled down an embankment, and flipped upside down onto the highway below. Laguna Beach police arrived at the crash at around 2:45 p.m., and the father was pronounced dead at the scene. The daughter was transported to Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo with significant injuries, police said. As of Wednesday morning, the teenager was in stable condition at the hospital and expected to survive. The Laguna Beach Police Department, which confirmed the details of the incident, expressed deep sorrow over the loss. Lieutenant Jesse Schmidt called it a heartbreaking situation, noting that it not only devastated the families involved but also sent shockwaves through the entire community. “It is always difficult when an accident leads to the loss of life, especially under circumstances where a parent was simply trying to do the right thing by teaching their child a valuable life skill,” he said. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A Monterey County Sheriff's Office patrol vehicle was involved in a crash Wednesday at the intersection of Blanco and Davis Roads. According to preliminary reports, a white Audi was heading east on Blanco while the sheriff’s vehicle was traveling south, responding to a domestic incident with its lights and sirens on. Witnesses on the scene shared that the Audi had a green light as it entered the intersection. As the patrol vehicle attempted to clear the intersection, the two vehicles collided. The impact left the Audi crumpled against a traffic pole with noticeable damage to the driver’s side and a deployed airbag. The patrol vehicle suffered front-end damage. A 54-year-old woman who had been driving the Audi was trapped inside and had to be extricated by emergency responders. She was transported to the hospital for treatment. Despite the crash, traffic in the area remains open, though delays have been reported. The exact cause of the collision is still under investigation. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

An early morning crash on Interstate 5 near Highway 152, just west of Los Banos in Merced County, has left one man dead and several others seriously injured. The collision occurred before 5 a.m. Thursday when a van carrying eight people was rear-ended by a big rig as it attempted to exit the highway. The force of the impact pushed the van off the road, sending it into a guardrail before it rolled down an embankment. According to the California Highway Patrol, one man was ejected from the van and pronounced dead at the scene. His identity has not yet been released. Three other men suffered major injuries and were taken to a nearby hospital. Officers noted that none of the four individuals who were ejected or injured had been wearing seatbelts. The remaining four passengers, who were wearing seatbelts, were unharmed. The van had been traveling from Mendota. The driver of the big rig reportedly fled the scene, and authorities are now treating the case as a suspected hit-and-run. Investigators continue to search for the truck driver involved in the crash. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating four-vehicle crash on Highway 1 near Rancho San Julian claimed the lives of three teenagers and left two adults with major injuries on Sunday evening. The collision happened just after 6 p.m. along the stretch of highway between Lompoc and Gaviota, drawing response from the Buellton California Highway Patrol, Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Office, and Santa Barbara County Fire Department. Investigators say a 2007 Toyota Yaris, heading southbound, veered into the northbound lane and collided head-on with a 2024 Tesla Model 3. The impact pushed the Tesla into a 2012 Audi Q5 traveling south, and a fourth vehicle, a 2002 Honda Accord, was also hit. Tragically, all three people inside the Toyota Yaris died at the scene. The victims have been identified as 18-year-old Jake Curtis of Goleta (the driver), and passengers Michael Ochsner, 17, and Alexander Wood, 15, both of Santa Barbara. All three were students at Dos Pueblos High School and worked as lifeguards for Santa Barbara County. The two individuals in the Tesla, 54-year-old physician Hafez Nasr and 53-year-old Saghar Golpayegani, both of Lompoc, sustained major injuries. Nasr was transported by ambulance, while Golpayegani was airlifted by CalStar helicopter to Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital for treatment. The drivers of the Audi and Honda—Luke Karmen, 16, and Daniel Switzer, 17, both high school students from Santa Barbara—suffered minor injuries. “This was a tragedy, and local families have lost loved ones,” said Lieutenant Jason Bronson, Commander of the Buellton CHP Area. “We grieve with the families and work every day to prevent this loss of life in our communities.” The crash remains under investigation. Authorities ask anyone with additional information to contact the Buellton Area CHP office at (805) 691-6160. Highway 1 was temporarily closed in both directions but has since reopened. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic scene unfolded on May 9 in Stockton when a pedestrian was fatally struck in a hit-and-run incident. The California Highway Patrol responded just after noon to Wilson Way, just south of Belvedere Avenue, where they found a man who had been hit by a vehicle. Sadly, the man later succumbed to his injuries. Thanks to quick witness accounts, officers were able to identify a description of the suspect vehicle. They traced it to a home on Vine Street in Stockton, where the car showed clear signs of damage consistent with the crash. The driver was taken into custody and now faces serious charges, including vehicular manslaughter and fleeing the scene of an accident. Authorities later identified the victim as 54-year-old James Kendrix Jr., according to the San Joaquin County medical examiner. This heartbreaking event serves as a reminder of how quickly lives can be lost due to reckless driving and the importance of staying at the scene of an accident. Anyone affected by a similar tragedy should know that help is available to pursue justice and hold responsible parties accountable. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic crash in Elk Grove early Tuesday morning claimed the lives of two 21-year-olds. According to the Elk Grove Police Department, the crash happened around 5:03 a.m. on the northbound side of Waterman Road, just south of Sheldon Road. Authorities say the male driver lost control of the vehicle and struck a light pole on the east side of the road. Both the driver and his female passenger were pronounced dead at the scene. Emergency crews responded quickly, and the area was temporarily closed off for investigation. The roadway was fully reopened by 10:45 a.m. While the exact cause of the crash remains unclear, investigators believe speed likely played a role. At this time, it’s unknown whether drugs or alcohol were involved. The incident remains under investigation. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic crash on Highway 120 in San Joaquin County left one person dead and three others, including two juveniles, seriously injured. The incident occurred just after 4 p.m. near Sexton Road, west of Escalon, when a Toyota SUV unexpectedly veered into the wrong lane and collided head-on with a large piece of farming equipment, a hay squeeze. The driver of the Toyota SUV did not survive the impact and was pronounced dead at the scene. The two juvenile passengers in the vehicle were also badly injured, though their ages have not been disclosed. The driver of the hay squeeze sustained major injuries as well. The California Highway Patrol responded to the scene and closed the highway in both directions, diverting traffic at Brennan Road to the east and Van Allen Road to the west. The highway remained shut down for several hours before reopening at around 9 p.m. As of now, the cause of the crash remains unclear, and authorities are continuing their investigation. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

Tragedy struck in South Sacramento on Saturday night when a man was killed in a hit-and-run collision. The Sacramento Police Department confirmed that the victim was William Andrew Akens Jr. The incident happened just after 8:30 p.m. near Lemon Avenue and 65th Street. When emergency responders arrived at the scene, they found Akens Jr. already deceased. The vehicle responsible for the crash had fled before officers could arrive, leaving behind no immediate clues. Due to the severity of the incident, detectives from the Major Collision Investigation Unit, along with Crime Scene Investigators, were called in to examine the area and gather evidence. Authorities are asking anyone who might have witnessed the crash or has any information that could help with the investigation to contact the Sacramento Police Department's dispatch center at 916-808-5471. Every detail matters in cases like this, and community input can be critical in helping bring justice to victims and their families. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating crash in Piedmont, California, that killed three young adults in November 2024 is now being further illuminated by toxicology reports. Nineteen-year-old Soren Dixon, the driver of a Tesla Cybertruck that slammed into a tree and wall at around 3:00 a.m., was found to have a blood alcohol level of 0.195%—more than twice the legal limit—and had cocaine in his system at the time of the crash. The collision claimed the lives of Dixon and two of his passengers, Jack Nelson, 20, and Krysta Tsukahara, 19, all of whom were graduates of Piedmont High School. Dixon had been attending the University of Southern California, Nelson was a student at the University of Colorado Boulder, and Tsukahara was a sophomore at the Savannah College of Art and Design. According to autopsy and toxicology reports, both Nelson and Tsukahara also had alcohol and cocaine in their systems. Nelson’s blood alcohol content was measured at 0.168%, while Tsukahara’s was 0.028%. All three were pronounced dead at the scene and suffered severe burns as a result of the crash. A fourth passenger, identified as 20-year-old Jordan Miller, was pulled from the vehicle by a passing motorist and was hospitalized in stable condition. Miller, a sophomore at the University of Wisconsin, survived the crash and was later identified by his mother. The tragic accident occurred during Thanksgiving break, and authorities believe the group was home visiting for the holiday. In a statement released on Facebook, Piedmont Police expressed their condolences, saying, “Our hearts remain heavy in the aftermath of the tragic vehicle collision,” and thanked the community for its support during a profoundly difficult time. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic crash in Elk Grove Wednesday afternoon claimed the life of a 23-year-old motorcyclist. The Elk Grove Police Department reported that the collision occurred around 3:50 p.m. along the 8100 block of Sheldon Road, when an SUV was making a left turn and a motorcyclist, traveling eastbound, collided with the vehicle. The motorcyclist, identified by the Sacramento County Coroner’s Office as Connor Elliot Lopez of Galt, was transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. Despite medical efforts, Lopez later died from his injuries. The driver and a rear passenger in the SUV were uninjured and are cooperating fully with the ongoing investigation. Authorities are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has additional information to contact the Elk Grove Police Department Traffic Bureau at 916-627-3714. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A crash involving three vehicles left three people injured Friday morning in the Vineyard area of Sacramento County. Emergency crews responded to the scene at the intersection of Elk Grove Florin and Gerber roads shortly after 7:00 a.m., according to the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District. The cause of the crash has not yet been determined. Of the three people injured, one is in critical condition while the other two sustained minor injuries. All were transported to a nearby hospital for medical care. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

An afternoon traffic stop on I-80 in Loomis, Placer County, took a dangerous turn when a California Highway Patrol vehicle was struck by another car. The incident occurred while the CHP officer was parked on the south shoulder of the eastbound lanes near Horseshoe Road, preparing to transport someone from the scene. Suddenly, a Toyota traveling eastbound veered onto the shoulder, slamming into the CHP patrol vehicle. The force of the impact didn’t stop there—the Toyota continued forward, eventually crashing into a tow truck, flipping over, and landing upright on its wheels. Emergency crews responded quickly, and both the officer and the person inside the patrol vehicle were taken to the hospital with what officials described as suspected serious injuries. Fortunately, the driver of the Toyota sustained only minor injuries in the crash. Investigators believe a medical emergency may have caused the Toyota driver to lose control before the crash occurred. As a result of the accident, eastbound lanes #2 and #3 on I-80 near Horseshoe Bar Road were closed as of early afternoon to allow first responders and investigators to manage the scene safely. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A 30-year-old man from Stockton died in a tragic crash Sunday evening in San Joaquin County, according to the California Highway Patrol. The accident happened just after 6:00 p.m. on Interstate 5, south of Downing Avenue. Authorities said the SUV the man was driving veered off the east shoulder of the highway, slammed into a metal guardrail, then tumbled down a dirt embankment before becoming fully submerged in a nearby slough. Emergency crews from the Stockton Fire Department responded quickly and managed to pull the vehicle to shore. Sadly, the man was found deceased in the water by the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office dive team. At this time, investigators have not determined whether drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A heartbreaking incident unfolded Friday evening in Sacramento County when a vehicle struck a horse and its rider on Cosumnes Road. The California Highway Patrol reported that the accident happened just before 8 p.m. in the 9600 block of the rural roadway. The impact of the crash threw the rider off the horse, and both were severely injured. Tragically, the horse’s injuries were so serious that it had to be euthanized at the scene. The rider also sustained major injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. While the crash caused temporary delays and prompted a brief road closure, officials have confirmed that alcohol or drugs were not involved. However, the cause of the crash remains under investigation, and authorities have not yet released further details about what led to the collision. This devastating accident highlights the risks faced by riders in rural areas and underscores the need for heightened awareness from all road users. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating crash early Sunday morning in Granite Bay has claimed the lives of two young men, leaving a community in mourning. The incident happened around 3:15 a.m. on Eureka Road, just east of Bridle Path Lane, when a 2022 BMW M3 lost control, veered off the roadway, and collided with a tree. The impact was so severe that the car split in half. The Placer County Sheriff’s Office identified the victims as 19-year-old Kai Gini and 18-year-old Keven Garcia. Both were former students of the Roseville Joint Unified School District, which has since acknowledged the heartbreaking loss. According to the California Highway Patrol, speed is believed to have played a significant role in the crash. Authorities also suspect the driver may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol, though the investigation is still ongoing. It has not yet been determined who was behind the wheel at the time of the accident. Emergency responders pronounced both teens dead at the scene. The road remained closed for approximately four hours as CHP and fire personnel investigated. Anyone who may have information about the crash is encouraged to contact CHP Auburn at 916-663-3344. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating crash in Pomona has left a family grieving after a suspected DUI driver caused a head-on collision that killed three people, including a 1-year-old boy. The tragedy unfolded late Saturday night on the 60 Freeway when a wrong-way driver crashed into a Honda Civic carrying two sisters and the infant. The victims have been identified as 1-year-old Ezra Aziel Espinoza, 29-year-old Jazmin Guadalupe Ramos, and 39-year-old Raquel Moreno. Both women died at the scene, while little Ezra was rushed to Children’s Hospital of Orange County. After showing no signs of life, he was taken off life support on Tuesday, his family confirmed. Authorities say the crash happened just after 11 p.m. near Reservoir Street when a driver, traveling east in the westbound lanes, slammed into the sisters’ vehicle. The California Highway Patrol identified the driver as 24-year-old Rick Rodriguez of Pomona. He suffered only minor injuries and was taken to Pomona Valley Hospital before being arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. As the victims’ loved ones mourn their loss, family members shared that the sisters’ parents remain in Mexico, unable to be with their grieving relatives in Southern California. This heartbreaking accident serves as yet another reminder of the devastating consequences of impaired driving. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A Tesla crashed into the Kaiser Permanente Downtown Commons building off 5th and J Street on Monday morning, leaving four people with minor injuries. The incident happened just after 9 a.m., prompting a swift response from the Sacramento Fire and Police Departments. According to officials, the driver of the Tesla was among those injured. Three pedestrians were also hurt after being struck by debris from the crash. Among them were two Kaiser Permanente employees who sustained minor injuries. Fortunately, no serious harm was reported. Authorities have not yet determined what caused the crash. While accidents like this can be alarming, they serve as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of roadway incidents and the importance of staying aware of your surroundings. If you've been injured in an accident, even a seemingly minor one, it’s essential to understand your rights. Medical bills, lost wages, and other expenses can add up quickly. Speaking with an experienced personal injury attorney can help you navigate the legal process and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. At Frank Penney Injury Law , we’ve helped thousands of clients recover after car accidents. With over 25 years of experience and nearly $500 million in settlements won, Frank Penney is a trusted advocate for injury victims in California. Named the 2023 California Consumer Attorney of the Year, he is dedicated to fighting for justice both in and outside the courtroom. Learn more at www.penneylaw.com —because when it comes to your case, You Can Bank on Frank! Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A crash on westbound Highway 50 at the Pioneer Bridge caused significant traffic delays Sunday night before being cleared. According to Caltrans, as of 8:45 p.m., westbound traffic was reduced to two lanes at Jefferson Boulevard while first responders worked at the scene. Caltrans cameras captured multiple emergency crews attending to the crash, while traffic slowly moved through the area. A KCRA 3 employee who was nearby reported that the crash involved four vehicles, blocking the two rightmost lanes. The incident led to heavy congestion on the WX Freeway in Sacramento as drivers navigated around the closure. After more than an hour of delays, Caltrans confirmed that all lanes had reopened by 10:05 p.m., allowing traffic to resume its normal flow. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A violent case of road rage in Rocklin ended in tragedy Saturday night, leaving a 55-year-old man dead and two suspects behind bars. Police say they responded to multiple reports of an altercation near Whitney Ranch Parkway and Whitney Oaks Drive around 8:43 p.m. When officers arrived, they found a man lying unresponsive on the ground. Despite life-saving efforts, he was pronounced dead at the scene. The victim was later identified as Jeremy Styles. As authorities investigated, their focus quickly turned to two suspects: 60-year-old Anthony Rakela and his 20-year-old son, Blake Rakela, both of Rocklin. Police arrested the pair and booked them into the South Placer County Jail on charges of murder and conspiracy. Jail records show that both are being held without bail. While police confirmed the incident stemmed from road rage, they have yet to release details on what exactly led to the fatal confrontation. For residents of this typically quiet neighborhood, the violence was both shocking and unsettling. "I was dozing on the couch and my neighbor called me and said, 'What is going on? There's all kinds of yelling and fighting out here' and I said, 'I don't know.' So she goes, 'Well, there's a lot of police officers by your house.' So I came out, and that's when I found out," said Linda Koopman, who lives near the intersection where the incident occurred. "It's off the charts for Rocklin, and to me, it's sad all the way around. It's sad for the victim and family, and it's sad for the people that did it. There's no winning in this situation, and so I just feel bad for everybody and I feel bad for Rocklin too that this happened here," said neighbor Kipp Crew. Others in the area say reckless driving has been a growing problem, with speeding, stop sign violations, and even donuts happening near the scene of the fatal incident. While authorities continue their investigation, residents are reflecting on the dangers of escalating tensions behind the wheel. "I think we need to think about being peacemakers, and when things start to amp up, let's try to go the reverse way and tamp it down and not add to it but try to take away from the emotion, the anger, and the build-up," said Crew. Police are urging anyone who witnessed the incident or has relevant information to come forward by calling the Rocklin Police Department at 916-625-5400. As the community mourns the loss of Jeremy Styles, this tragic case serves as a reminder of how quickly road rage can spiral out of control—with devastating consequences. You can Bank on Frank! Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic accident on State Route 32 claimed the life of a motorcyclist on Sunday evening. The crash happened around 6:30 p.m. near Sacramento Avenue when a 40-year-old Hamilton City man driving a 2022 Tesla attempted to make a left turn. At the same time, a 43-year-old man from Forest Ranch was riding his 2022 Harley Davidson eastbound on SR-32. The Tesla driver, failing to see the oncoming motorcycle, turned directly into its path, causing a devastating collision. The impact sent the motorcyclist forward, where he struck a stop sign before being ejected from his bike. Sadly, he did not survive his injuries. The Tesla driver remained at the scene, and authorities do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. The identities of those involved have not yet been released. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A motorcyclist lost his life in a devastating crash on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Friday afternoon, according to the California Highway Patrol. The accident happened around 2:11 p.m. on eastbound Interstate 80, just west of the bridge's toll plaza. The 30-year-old rider was traveling on a Triumph motorcycle when he collided with a Toyota Corolla. The impact threw him from his bike, leaving him vulnerable in one of the traffic lanes. Moments later, another vehicle struck him and fled the scene without stopping. Meanwhile, the Toyota driver remained at the crash site and cooperated with authorities. Emergency responders arrived quickly, but the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at 2:35 p.m. His identity has not yet been released, and the Alameda County Coroner’s Office will determine the official cause of death. Police continue to investigate the hit-and-run, urging anyone with information to come forward. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating car accident in Sacramento County claimed the life of a high school student on Sunday evening. According to the California Highway Patrol, the crash occurred around 7 p.m. on Twin Cities Road, just west of Alta Mesa Road. The teen driver lost control of the vehicle, slammed on the brakes, and flipped over before crashing into a tree. Tragically, the impact impaled the young driver, who was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. Authorities have not yet released the student's identity, but Lodi High School confirmed the loss in a heartfelt statement on Monday. "It is with profound sadness that we inform you of the tragic loss of one of our students who passed away yesterday,” the school shared. “Our hearts go out to the family and friends affected by this loss. We know this will create a deep void in the lives of many.” A passenger in the vehicle sustained lacerations and was also transported to a local hospital, though their current condition remains unknown. Investigators do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash, but the incident is still under investigation. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic hit-and-run crash in Sacramento left a woman dead Wednesday night, and police believe intoxication played a role in the accident. Officers with the Sacramento Police Department responded to the scene on North B Street near Dos Rios Street just before 8 p.m., where they found the woman had died from her injuries. Not long after the crash, an officer spotted a truck matching the suspect vehicle’s description and conducted a traffic stop at Fifth and I streets. The driver was detained as part of the investigation. By Thursday, authorities confirmed the arrest of 62-year-old Steve Read of Sacramento. He now faces felony charges for hit-and-run resulting in death and driving under the influence. Police are urging drivers to avoid the area and find alternate routes as the investigation continues. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A vehicle plunged off an overpass onto Interstate 5 in Sacramento’s Natomas area on Monday afternoon, leaving the driver in critical condition. The California Highway Patrol responded to the scene around 12:52 p.m., near the offramp for West El Camino Avenue. The crash occurred while Kyman Jeung was driving northbound on I-5, heading home. He said the incident unfolded in what felt like slow motion, with the vehicle and debris falling onto the freeway just seconds ahead of him. Jeung had little time to react as he quickly maneuvered through the debris, including tree parts scattered across the road. Hours after the crash, locals noticed remnants of debris still on the overpass and in nearby tree branches. Sacramento Police confirmed the driver who fell from the overpass was the only person taken to the hospital. West El Camino Avenue was closed temporarily between Gateway Oaks Drive and Azevedo Drive while emergency crews worked at the scene. The road fully reopened around 3:15 p.m. Thankfully, no other drivers were injured, though Jeung expressed how fortunate he and others were that the vehicle didn’t land on them. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A man was killed on Saturday in Carmichael after running a red light and colliding with another vehicle. According to the California Highway Patrol, the accident occurred around 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of Manzanita Avenue and Madison Avenue. The driver, a man in his 30s, was behind the wheel of a sedan when he failed to stop at the red light. The sedan then collided with a van driven by a man in his 20s. On Sunday, the Sacramento County Coroner's Office identified the driver of the sedan as 37-year-old Masoud Esmailpour of Carmichael. The van driver was treated for minor injuries after being taken to the hospital. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawy , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

Early Thursday morning, two separate big rig crashes caused major traffic disruptions on Interstate 205 in Tracy. The first crash was reported around 3:16 a.m. on westbound I-205 at North MacArthur Drive, where a big rig jackknifed in the center median. Less than an hour later, a second big rig crash occurred on eastbound I-205 at El Rancho Road, also leaving the truck jackknife d in the median. Authorities have not yet determined what caused either crash or whether there were any injuries. As of 5 a.m., crews were working to recover the trucks and repair the damaged guardrail. Drivers in the area should expect delays and consider alternate routes while cleanup efforts continue. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A man lost his life Thursday morning following a two-vehicle crash in Modesto. The accident happened around 10 a.m. on West Orangeburg Avenue near Evergreen Drive, according to the Modesto Police Department. Authorities say the driver of a black Ford Mustang was heading eastbound when he collided with a Dodge Ram at the intersection. The impact left the Mustang’s driver with major injuries, and he later died at the hospital. The driver and passenger of the Dodge Ram were not injured in the crash. Police confirmed that everyone involved was from Modesto, but the identity of the deceased has not yet been released. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A big rig crash early Thursday morning in the Foothill Farms area of Sacramento County caused major traffic disruptions, according to California Highway Patrol (CHP) reports. CHP responded around 6:25 a.m. to the scene at westbound Interstate 80 and Greenback Lane, where the crash had created a significant backup. The big rig, which had been traveling eastbound, veered through the center divide and collided with at least two other vehicles. While it was unclear whether anyone was seriously injured, three ambulances were seen leaving the scene, suggesting possible medical emergencies. Drivers in the area experienced delays as crews worked to clear the wreckage. Motorists were advised to seek alternative routes while authorities managed the situation. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Law , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A fatal crash on northbound Interstate 680 near Martinez took the life of a woman Monday morning when the vehicle she was in veered off the freeway. According to the California Highway Patrol, the accident happened around 10:32 a.m. when a white Dodge Caravan unexpectedly left the roadway just before the Marina Vista off-ramp. The impact was devastating. The female passenger was ejected from the vehicle and died at the scene. The male driver, who suffered major injuries, was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. Authorities noted that neither occupant appeared to be wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash. Emergency crews worked to clear the wreckage, causing significant traffic delays. By 11:50 a.m., three right-hand lanes remained closed, with no estimated time of reopening. By 1:20 p.m., only the far right lane was still blocked, and within 30 minutes, all lanes were back open. Despite the disruption on I-680, Marina Vista remained accessible for drivers seeking alternate routes into Martinez. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A pedestrian was injured Friday evening after being hit by a vehicle at the intersection of Rio Linda Boulevard and Las Palmas Avenue. Local authorities reported that the incident occurred around 7:44 p.m., prompting a swift response from police and emergency medical personnel. Responders provided immediate care to the injured pedestrian before transporting them to a nearby hospital for further treatment. The extent of the injuries has not been disclosed at this time. Details surrounding the collision remain unclear, including what led to the crash and information about the driver involved. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause and any potential contributing factors. As the investigation continues, the community hopes for the pedestrian’s swift and full recovery. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A quiet morning on Highway 50 turned dangerous when a driver fixing tire chains was seriously injured by a speeding vehicle near Twin Bridges. According to the California Highway Patrol, a 54-year-old man had pulled his Nissan over to the shoulder on a curve east of Twin Bridges around 10 a.m. His wife and three children remained inside the vehicle as he worked on the left rear tire in the icy conditions. As he crouched near the tire, an 18-year-old driver in a Subaru lost control while traveling between 45 and 55 mph on the slushy road. The Subaru slid into the Nissan, pinning the man between the two vehicles before tossing him into the air. The Nissan was forced up against the guardrail from the impact. At the time, chain controls were in effect, and the posted speed limit in the area was 25 mph. Emergency responders arrived quickly, and the injured man was taken to the hospital with major injuries. His wife and 10-year-old son, who sustained minor injuries, were also transported for medical care. The Subaru had two teenage passengers, and CHP confirmed that all individuals involved remained at the scene until authorities arrived. Despite the severity of the crash, officials stated that the Subaru driver was not arrested or cited. The accident led to the closure of eastbound Highway 50 near Twin Bridges for approximately an hour as crews worked to clear the scene. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A heartbreaking car accident in Auberry, California, left a mother dead and her 7-year-old son stranded overnight, waiting by her side for nearly 12 hours before help arrived. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) reported that the mother and her son were driving home to Tollhouse after visiting a friend when tragedy struck. She lost control of her Subaru Crosstrek while navigating Highway 168 near Qualls Prather Road, sending the vehicle careening down a steep embankment. “The vehicle traveled off the embankment and rolled over multiple times,” said one first responder. Both the mother and child were thrown from the car. Tragically, she did not survive, leaving her young son alone in the darkness. For hours, the boy stayed by his mother’s side until he eventually made his way up to the highway, where he was spotted the next morning. Authorities had already been searching for the mother and child after concerned loved ones reported they hadn’t arrived home. A "be on the lookout" alert was issued, and just before noon, someone spotted the boy walking along the highway. “We got a call of a child walking on the four-lane section of the 168, and the people who found him walked down to where the crash had happened,” said CHP Officer John Marsh. Investigators later discovered that the Subaru had plunged nearly 200 feet down the embankment, landing in a grove of trees where it was completely hidden from view. Authorities believe neither the mother nor the child had been wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash. However, the boy told first responders that he had remained in his car seat. He was taken to Valley Children’s Hospital with several injuries, including a broken arm. Despite the devastating loss of his mother, first responders say the 7-year-old has shown incredible strength and is in good spirits. He has since been reunited with his father. The crash remains under investigation as officials await toxicology results to determine if alcohol or drugs played a role. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A major crash on Highway 50 in Sacramento caused significant traffic delays on Saturday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol. The accident happened around 10 a.m. on the eastbound side of the highway, just past Howe Avenue. Initially, three lanes were blocked, creating heavy congestion. A photo from the scene showed an Amazon delivery truck involved in the crash, coming to a stop across multiple lanes. CHP reported that the #1 and #2 lanes on eastbound Highway 50, along with one lane on the westbound side, would remain closed while crews worked to repair a damaged concrete barrier. The closures were expected to last about six hours. By 11:40 a.m., one of the eastbound lanes had reopened, helping to ease traffic. Caltrans confirmed that the crash had caused damage to the highway’s concrete barrier, requiring immediate repairs. Officials have not yet determined what led to the crash or whether anyone was injured. No further details have been released at this time. Drivers in the area were advised to expect delays and use alternate routes while crews continued their work. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic accident on the 15 Freeway in Lake Elsinore Sunday night left one person dead and two others injured after a pickup truck collided with a car on the rain-slicked roadway. According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the crash happened just before 9:30 p.m. on the northbound lanes of I-15, just south of Central Avenue. Authorities say one of the drivers involved called to report the accident, which involved a white Ford F-150 and a 2012 Toyota Scion TC. Investigators say the 54-year-old woman driving the Toyota, a resident of Hayward, lost control of her vehicle due to wet road conditions. As her car spun out, a 44-year-old Riverside man driving the Ford pickup was unable to stop in time and slammed into the sedan. The impact sent both vehicles off the road. Paramedics with the Riverside County Fire Department arrived and sadly pronounced a 52-year-old Lake Elsinore man, who was a passenger in the Toyota, dead at the scene. The Toyota’s driver suffered serious injuries but is expected to survive. A passenger in the pickup truck was also hospitalized with moderate injuries, while the pickup’s driver walked away unscathed. Authorities continue to investigate the crash, reminding drivers to be extra cautious when driving in rainy conditions. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating car crash in Kings County claimed the lives of three people late Friday night. According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the accident happened just after 11:30 p.m. at the intersection of Kansas Avenue and 17th Avenue, south of Lemoore. Authorities say a semi-truck was heading east on Kansas Avenue when a Toyota, traveling south on 17th Avenue, failed to yield and entered the intersection. The two vehicles collided, sending the Toyota off the road and into a metal pole. Tragically, two passengers in the Toyota died at the scene, while a third later succumbed to their injuries at the hospital. The driver of the Toyota and the front-seat passenger were injured but survived. Meanwhile, the semi-truck driver was unharmed. Investigators noted that all three rear passengers in the Toyota were not wearing seatbelts at the time of the crash. This accident serves as a heartbreaking reminder of the importance of following traffic laws and wearing seatbelts to stay safe on the road. Authorities continue to investigate the incident. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating incident unfolded late Tuesday night in Stanislaus County, leaving a family mourning the loss of a 2-year-old boy. According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the tragic accident happened around 10:25 p.m. on Highway 33, just north of Crows Landing Road. CHP investigators revealed that the toddler, later identified by his mother as Benjamin Zepeda, was standing on the west shoulder of the road with an adult when he suddenly ran into traffic. A 19-year-old driver from Patterson, heading northbound, struck the child. After the collision, the driver immediately stopped, but moments later, gunshots rang out, hitting his vehicle. Fortunately, the driver was uninjured and left the scene for his safety. CHP later made contact with him, and he is reportedly cooperating with the investigation. Benjamin was rushed to Doctors Medical Center in Modesto by ambulance, but despite medical efforts, he succumbed to his injuries. Authorities have not disclosed whether speed, impairment, or other factors contributed to the crash, but investigations are ongoing. Benjamin’s family, from the nearby town of Newman, is now grappling with an unimaginable loss. His mother, Almendra, spoke with KCRA 3, identifying her son as the victim of this heartbreaking event. This tragic incident serves as a sobering reminder of how quickly lives can change and how roadways can become dangerous in an instant. While CHP continues its investigation, the community mourns the loss of a young life taken far too soon. Our thoughts are with Benjamin’s family during this incredibly difficult time. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic bicycle accident on Tuesday evening left a young boy severely injured after a collision on Salida Boulevard near Broadway Avenue. The incident occurred around 6:25 p.m. when the 12-year-old cyclist entered the intersection against a red light while traveling east. A northbound 2019 Acura sedan, which had the green light, struck the boy. Responding officers found the child lying on the roadway near the damaged car. Paramedics quickly transported him to Doctors Medical Center to treat his serious injuries. Authorities confirmed that the boy was wearing a helmet at the time, which may have prevented even worse injuries. The Acura’s driver, identified as 28-year-old Maria Torres of Salida, remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators. Officials are still looking into the details of the crash. As a reminder, both drivers and cyclists must stay alert and obey traffic laws to avoid such heartbreaking accidents. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating car crash in Kings County left two men dead on Sunday evening. The accident happened just before 8:30 p.m. at the busy intersection of Highway 41 and Lacey Boulevard, just north of Lemoore. According to the California Highway Patrol, a man driving a truck was heading north on Highway 41 when a Honda driver on Lacey Boulevard failed to stop and entered the intersection. The two vehicles collided with such force that both overturned, ejecting the drivers from their cars. Tragically, neither man survived the crash. Officials confirmed that neither driver was wearing a seatbelt at the time of the accident. It’s unclear if alcohol or drugs played a role, but investigators are continuing to look into the cause of the collision. This heartbreaking incident serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of wearing seatbelts and driving cautiously, especially at high-risk intersections. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

Three Hollister High School students lost their lives in a devastating two-car collision on the evening of Jan. 14, just east of Highway 25 on Shore Road. A recent graduate of the school, who was also involved in the crash, remains in critical condition as of Wednesday morning. The accident happened around 6:55 p.m. when the driver of a westbound vehicle lost control and crossed into oncoming traffic, colliding with an eastbound car, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). Tragically, the driver and two passengers in the westbound car were killed. A fourth passenger in the same vehicle and the sole occupant of the eastbound car suffered serious injuries and were airlifted to a nearby hospital. Authorities have confirmed that one of the victims was 17 years old, but no names have been released. School officials identified the deceased as current Hollister High students and noted that the critically injured passenger is a former student. In a letter sent to students and parents on Jan. 15, Principal Kevin Medeiros and Superintendent Dr. Shawn Tennenbaum expressed their condolences and assured the community that support is available on campus. The school’s Counseling and Wellness team, along with mental health clinicians, are providing assistance to anyone affected by the tragedy. CHP is continuing to investigate the collision and has not determined whether drugs or alcohol were factors. Captain Noel Coady reminded drivers of the importance of obeying traffic laws, noting the profound consequences when they are ignored. Anyone with information about the crash is encouraged to contact the CHP Hollister-Gilroy Area Office at 408-427-0700. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating crash on Highway 50 in Sacramento early Sunday morning involved a car and 13 motorcycles, causing significant traffic delays and leaving one person dead, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The collision occurred around 8:45 a.m. near Stockton Boulevard. Five people were rushed to the hospital, with four suffering severe injuries. Tragically, one of the injured individuals succumbed to their injuries at the hospital, CHP confirmed. The westbound lanes of Highway 50 were partially closed for several hours as emergency crews worked to clear the scene. Caltrans later announced that the roadway was reopened, but the crash left a lasting impact on those involved and the community. Authorities reported no DUI arrests related to the incident, and all parties involved are cooperating with the investigation. Later on Sunday, a separate crash in the same area caused additional traffic delays. Fortunately, no injuries were reported in that incident, according to CHP online logs. This tragic chain of events serves as a reminder of the unpredictable dangers on the road and the importance of staying vigilant behind the wheel. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic crash in Roseville early Saturday morning has claimed the life of a 9-year-old girl and brought renewed attention to the dangers of drunk driving. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) reported that the crash occurred around 5:20 a.m. on eastbound Interstate 80. A 36-year-old woman from Sacramento, driving a Hyundai Elantra, lost control of her car, causing it to spin out and come to a stop in the fast lane. She exited the disabled vehicle and began walking along the shoulder of the freeway. While some drivers managed to avoid the stalled Hyundai, a Honda CR-V collided with it. The CR-V was driven by a 50-year-old man from Fremont, who had two young passengers. One of them, a 9-year-old girl, suffered severe injuries and was rushed to the hospital, where she later died. Officers found the Hyundai driver on the shoulder of the freeway and arrested her on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI). Rhonda Campbell, the victim services manager for Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) in California, spoke about the growing issue of impaired driving. “We’re at a 16-year high for DUI crashes,” Campbell said. “Despite all the education and awareness efforts, people are still making the choice to drink and drive.” Campbell’s personal connection to the cause runs deep. Her sister, Irene Ruth Harris, was killed by a drunk driver in 1981 at the age of 12. Since then, Campbell has been an advocate for victims and families affected by impaired driving. “It’s devastating to lose someone, especially to something so preventable,” she said. “An innocent child lost their life today because of one person’s irresponsible decision. It has to stop.” Authorities have not yet released the identities of those involved. This heartbreaking incident serves as a reminder of the devastating consequences of impaired driving and the importance of planning ahead to ensure everyone’s safety. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

In a shocking series of events early Wednesday morning, a man was fatally struck by a truck on Highway 120 in Manteca after intentionally ramming his car into a police patrol vehicle, authorities reported. The situation began around 2:16 a.m. when a Manteca Police officer noticed a car weaving behind him on South Main Street near Highway 120. Thinking the driver might need help, the officer pulled over. The driver, a man in his 30s, also stopped and got out of his car. However, his erratic behavior raised red flags, prompting the officer to keep his distance and call for backup. Moments later, the man returned to his car, and the officer got back into his patrol vehicle. Without warning, the man accelerated and crashed into the rear of the patrol car with enough force to deploy its airbags and jam the driver’s door shut. Fortunately, the officer was unharmed but was later taken to the hospital as a precaution. "The driver immediately rammed the patrol car, causing major damage," explained Sgt. Steve Beermann of the Manteca Police Department. "All the airbags went off, and the officer was unable to get out of the car." As backup arrived, the man was found standing on the highway sign attached to the Main Street overpass. Officers attempted to communicate with him, but his speech was rapid and nonsensical. After a tense few minutes, the man jumped from the overpass into the westbound lanes of Highway 120, where he was struck by an oncoming pickup truck. The driver of the truck stopped immediately and cooperated with the investigation. Residents were left shaken by the incident. "The police officer's just out trying to do his job and protect us," said Manteca resident Anthony Liberato. "It's just very sad for everyone involved." The California Highway Patrol is investigating the tragic event. Authorities have urged anyone with information to contact the Manteca Police Department at 209-456-8101. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A serious crash on Highway 9 in Santa Cruz County left three motorcyclists injured Sunday afternoon, according to Cal Fire CZU. The accident happened near Shingle Mill Road, where emergency responders found two of the motorcyclists in critical condition and a third with moderate injuries. All three were rushed to the hospital for treatment. The California Highway Patrol is investigating the cause of the crash, but no further details have been released so far. As authorities work to uncover what led to this incident, the story serves as a reminder of the importance of caution and vigilance on California’s scenic but often hazardous roads. Stay tuned for updates as more information becomes available. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A high-speed vehicle pursuit in Stockton turned deadly early Sunday morning, leaving three people dead, including two innocent victims. The incident began around 1 a.m. when San Joaquin County Sheriff's deputies attempted to stop a stolen vehicle near Wilson Way and Harding Way. Instead of pulling over, the driver sped off, leading officers on a dangerous chase through the city. The pursuit came to a tragic end at the intersection of Airport Way and Hazelton Avenue when the stolen vehicle crashed into another car. The collision claimed the lives of the suspect and the two occupants of the unrelated vehicle, highlighting the devastating consequences of reckless actions. Local authorities, including the Stockton Police Department and the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Office, have launched a joint investigation to uncover the full details surrounding the crash. This heartbreaking incident is a sobering reminder of the risks posed by high-speed pursuits. Investigators continue to work on this case, and updates are expected as the investigation unfolds. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating three-vehicle crash claimed the life of a 29-year-old pregnant woman in Gilroy on New Year’s Day, authorities reported. The tragic incident occurred around 6:37 PM on Leavesley Road, just east of New Avenue. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is actively investigating the collision, which involved a 2008 GMC truck, a 2023 Chevrolet SUV, and a 2020 Honda sedan. Officers quickly responded after receiving the initial report from their dispatch center. According to preliminary findings, a 50-year-old man was driving the GMC truck at high speed in the eastbound lane of Leavesley Road. For reasons still under investigation, the truck veered into the westbound lane, heading straight into oncoming traffic. The GMC first struck a Chevrolet SUV before continuing on and colliding with a Honda sedan traveling behind the SUV. The right front passenger of the Chevrolet—a 29-year-old pregnant woman from Gilroy—tragically lost her life in the crash. Authorities have not yet released her name. Investigators suspect alcohol may have been a factor in the collision, the CHP stated. This heartbreaking incident serves as a somber reminder of the dangers of impaired and reckless driving. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to piece together the events leading up to the crash. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A man is in critical but stable condition after being struck by a Sacramento Regional Transit bus in Midtown Sacramento on Wednesday evening. The incident occurred around 7 p.m. at the intersection of 24th and J streets. According to SacRT, the man was conscious when paramedics transported him to a nearby hospital. Sacramento police later confirmed that his injuries were life-threatening. At the time of the crash, the bus was carrying the driver and two passengers. Details about how the collision happened remain under investigation by both Sacramento police and SacRT officials. For several hours, J Street at 24th was closed as authorities examined the scene. The road has since reopened, but questions linger about what led to the unfortunate event. This tragic accident serves as a reminder to stay vigilant on busy city streets, whether behind the wheel or on foot. Stay tuned for updates as investigations unfold. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A chaotic scene unfolded on Florin Road near Eagles Nest Road in Sacramento as a three-vehicle collision left several people injured and one person trapped in a vehicle. Emergency officials report that three individuals have been rushed to a nearby hospital with injuries ranging from minor to severe. One of the vehicles involved caught fire but has since been extinguished. Meanwhile, rescue crews are hard at work trying to free a patient still trapped inside another vehicle. The exact cause of the crash remains under investigation. Authorities continue to assess the scene as they work to piece together what happened. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A heartbreaking incident unfolded Sunday evening in the Arden-Arcade area, where a pedestrian lost their life after being hit by a vehicle. According to the California Highway Patrol (CHP), the accident occurred on Marconi Avenue near Lacy Lane. The pedestrian was crossing the street when they stepped in front of a westbound vehicle. Sadly, they were pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities have stated that alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the collision. This tragic event serves as a reminder for drivers and pedestrians alike to remain vigilant, especially on busy roads. CHP continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the accident. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A bicyclist struck by a car on Monday night in Citrus Heights has tragically passed away, authorities confirmed. Police responded to the incident around 9:46 p.m. near the intersection of Van Maren Road and Mercedes Avenue. Upon arrival, officers discovered the cyclist lying injured in the roadway. The victim was rushed to a nearby hospital but sadly succumbed to their injuries. The driver of the vehicle stayed at the scene and cooperated fully with investigators. Preliminary reports suggest that drugs or alcohol may have played a role in the collision, although no arrests have been made so far. The investigation is ongoing as the community mourns the loss of a life in this heartbreaking accident. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic crash early Monday morning near Auburn has claimed the life of a driver after their car collided with a propane truck, according to the California Highway Patrol. The incident happened around 6 a.m. when the driver of a Pontiac Firebird was heading north on Highway 49 near Joerger Road. Authorities say the driver lost control of the car, veering directly into the path of a propane truck traveling at approximately 55 mph. The collision was severe, and the driver of the Pontiac Firebird succumbed to their injuries. The driver of the propane truck was not injured. Investigators are still working to determine what caused the driver of the Firebird to lose control. The identity of the deceased has not yet been released. As a result of the crash, northbound Highway 49 was temporarily closed but reopened around 8 a.m. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating crash in Stanislaus County has claimed the lives of four members of the Lourenco family and the driver of another vehicle. The incident occurred on Sunday morning when the family was driving to church. At approximately 9:25 a.m., their Jeep was struck by a speeding sedan at the intersection of Greenway Avenue and Highway 165 in the Turlock area, according to the California Highway Patrol. Daniel Lourenco, 44, and his wife, Jennifer Lourenco, 45, were pronounced dead at the scene. Their 16-year-old daughter, Madelynn, succumbed to her injuries shortly after arriving at the hospital. On Friday, the family confirmed that their 14-year-old son, Matthew, also died after fighting for his life for several days. The driver of the sedan, identified as 22-year-old Uriel Guizar Negrete, was also killed in the crash. Investigators noted that everyone in the Lourenco family’s vehicle had been wearing seat belts, while Negrete had not. A 19-year-old teenager from the Lourenco family survived the collision and remains hospitalized in the intensive care unit. Jennifer Lourenco was a beloved teacher at Sinclear Elementary School, where she had been named Teacher of the Year for 2023-2024. In a statement, the Ceres Unified School District described her as a “gifted and dedicated educator” who was cherished by colleagues and students. Both Madelynn and Matthew Lourenco were students at Pittman High School, where their deaths have deeply affected the school community. The intersection where the crash occurred has been described by residents as a dangerous area prone to accidents. Since January 2023, six crashes have been reported at the intersection of Greenway Avenue and Highway 165, three of which resulted in injuries. The tragedy has renewed community calls for safety improvements at the intersection as residents mourn the lives lost in the crash. The investigation into the incident remains ongoing.

A multi-vehicle crash on Highway 99 in Sutter County caused major traffic disruptions Wednesday afternoon, leaving three people injured. The collision happened around 3:15 p.m. near Lomo, just south of Morse Road, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). A semi-truck failed to slow down for traffic, slamming into a Subaru and striking three other vehicles in the process. The Subaru driver, a 50-year-old woman, was initially reported unconscious, prompting crews to request an air ambulance. However, the airlift was canceled, and she was transported by ground to a local hospital with moderate injuries. Two other individuals—a 43-year-old man and a 29-year-old woman from different vehicles—were also taken to the hospital with minor injuries. The crash caused significant traffic delays. Southbound lanes reopened shortly after the air ambulance was called off, but northbound lanes remained closed for over an hour as crews cleared the scene. CHP continues to investigate the incident. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating crash on Sunday morning in Turlock, California, left four people dead and two critically injured, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The incident occurred around 9:25 a.m. on northbound Highway 165 near Greenway Avenue. A 22-year-old Modesto man, speeding in an Infiniti, collided with a Jeep SUV at a stop sign. The Jeep's driver, a 44-year-old man, was crossing the intersection when the Infiniti broadsided the vehicle. The driver of the Infiniti, who was not wearing a seatbelt, died at the scene. Tragically, the Jeep's driver, his front-seat passenger—a 45-year-old woman—and a 16-year-old girl in the backseat also lost their lives. Two other passengers in the Jeep, a 19-year-old woman and a 14-year-old boy, remain hospitalized in critical condition. All passengers in the Jeep were wearing seatbelts. Among the victims was Jennifer Lourenco, a beloved teacher at Sinclear Elementary School in Ceres. The Ceres Unified School District confirmed her passing in a heartfelt statement, noting her exceptional dedication to her students and her recognition as Sinclear’s Teacher of the Year for 2023-24. Counseling services are being offered to help students and staff cope with the loss. The Stanislaus County Coroner's Office identified the deceased as: Daniel Lourenco, 44 Jennifer Lourenco, 45 Madelynn Lourenco, 16 Uriel Guizar Negrete, 22 Madelynn Lourenco was a student at Pitman High School, along with the injured 14-year-old boy. The Turlock Unified School District shared their condolences and announced that counseling and chaplain services are available to support the grieving community. The Lourenco family was on their way to church at Our Lady of the Assumption when the crash occurred. The collision temporarily closed Highway 165 for several hours, but the roadway has since reopened. This heartbreaking incident has deeply impacted the Turlock and Ceres communities, leaving loved ones and friends mourning an unimaginable loss. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic crash early Thursday morning in Arden-Arcade claimed the life of a woman in her 60s and led to the arrest of a man on suspicion of DUI. The collision occurred around 12:30 a.m. at the intersection of Fair Oaks Boulevard and Mission Avenue, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). A Dodge Ram, driven by a man in his 20s, was heading west on Fair Oaks Boulevard when it collided with a Chevrolet Camaro driven by a woman traveling south on Mission Avenue. Tragically, the woman, whose identity has not yet been released, was killed in the crash. The driver of the Dodge Ram walked away uninjured but was arrested at the scene on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. CHP is continuing its investigation to determine the exact circumstances leading to the crash. Authorities are working to piece together details from the scene and potential witnesses to bring clarity to this tragic incident. This heartbreaking event serves as a somber reminder of the dangers of driving under the influence. Let’s honor the life lost by driving responsibly and ensuring the safety of everyone on the road. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A family in San Bernardino County is grappling with unimaginable loss after their 21-year-old son, Michael Yanez, was struck and killed in a heartbreaking hit-and-run accident. Michael, a devoted father to a 1-year-old daughter, Aliyah, and a newborn son, Jeremiah, was just beginning to build a life with his high school sweetheart, Berneice Aguilar. The crash occurred on the evening of November 30, just after 5:30 p.m., on 8th Street east of San Antonio Avenue in Upland. According to a statement from the Upland Police Department, Michael was hit by not one but two cars. A Good Samaritan, who arrived shortly after the accident, tried to comfort Michael in his final moments. “He went to my son, and my son was still alive when he talked to him,” Michael’s mother, Christina, shared through tears. “He told him help was on the way and prayed with him, but by the time police arrived, he was gone.” What makes this tragedy even more shocking is the response of one of the drivers involved. According to Christina, the driver stopped, approached the Good Samaritan, and asked if it was a dead body. When told it was, he got back in his car and drove away. Michael’s loved ones describe him as a kind, ambitious young man and a loving father. He dreamed of providing a better life for his family and was determined to buy a home for them. “He was a really good dad,” Berneice said. “He helped me out so much, especially after my C-sections. I fell in love with him all over again because of how much he cared for us.” Now, Michael’s family is struggling to envision a future without him. “We just feel like he’s going to walk through that door,” Christina said. “I don’t feel like it’s rea The Upland Police Department is actively investigating the hit-and-run but has yet to announce any arrests. They’ve indicated that more information will be released soon. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic multi-vehicle crash in Pine Grove on Monday afternoon left one person dead and sent two others to the hospital, according to the Amador Fire Protection District. The accident occurred at approximately 12:22 p.m. at the intersection of Highway 88 and Toyon Road, involving four vehicles, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) reported. The sequence began when a Nissan and a Honda were stopped in an eastbound traffic control area on Highway 88. A Buick, traveling westbound at around 15 mph, passed by the stopped vehicles when a Toyota traveling eastbound veered into the westbound lanes. The Toyota struck the front of the Buick, then collided with the rear of the Nissan, pushing it forward into the rear of the Honda. The impact caused the Toyota to overturn onto its roof, ejecting the driver. The driver of the Toyota, a 70-year-old woman from Volcano, succumbed to her injuries at the scene. Two people in the Nissan sustained moderate injuries and were transported to a local hospital for treatment. The driver and passenger in the Buick suffered minor injuries but did not require hospitalization, officials said. This devastating incident highlights the importance of road safety and attentiveness in traffic zones. Highway 88 was closed temporarily while authorities investigated and cleared the scene. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A fatal collision between a vehicle and a pedestrian on Saturday night claimed a life and temporarily shut down Gibson Canyon Road in Solano County. The incident occurred around 11 p.m., prompting the California Highway Patrol (CHP) to close the section of Gibson Canyon Road between Farrell Road and Vine Street while officers investigated the scene. The roadway reopened just before midnight, but the cause of the crash remains under investigation. CHP officials have stated that neither drugs nor alcohol appear to be factors in the tragic accident. This stretch of Gibson Canyon Road, approximately 900 feet long, lies near the northern boundary of Vacaville, a suburban area often traveled by locals. Authorities are urging drivers to remain vigilant and use caution when navigating similar areas to prevent future accidents. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

The crash was first reported just after 3 a.m. when an iPhone collision alert notified the Piedmont Police Department of the location. Shortly afterward, a 911 call confirmed the accident. When officers arrived at the scene, they found the Tesla Cybertruck engulfed in flames. Despite efforts to put out the fire with extinguishers, the blaze proved too intense. It wasn’t until the Piedmont Fire Department arrived that the fire was brought under control. A heroic motorist managed to pull one person from the burning vehicle. That individual, whose identity has not been disclosed, was taken to a hospital and was reported in stable condition as of Saturday evening. Remembering the Victims City officials identified the victims as Soren Dixon, Jack Nelson, and Krysta Tsukahara—teenage college students whose untimely deaths have left their families and the community in mourning. The families have released statements expressing their grief and requesting privacy during this difficult time. What Led to the Crash? Preliminary investigations suggest the group may have been at a gathering before the crash, though no mechanical issues with the electric vehicle have been identified so far. Piedmont Police Chief Jeremy Bowers emphasized that the cause of the accident remains under investigation. This tragic event is a reminder of the importance of safe driving and the potential dangers of late-night travel. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating crash early Thursday morning in Rancho Cordova left one person dead and two others seriously injured. The collision occurred on Grant Line Road, between Chrysanthy and Kiefer Boulevards, involving a sedan and a van. According to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, one of the vehicles is believed to have drifted into the opposite lane, triggering the head-on crash. Tragically, one person was pronounced dead at the scene, while two others were rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. Following the accident, the road was temporarily closed but has since reopened. Authorities have not yet determined whether drugs or alcohol were factors in the collision. The Rancho Cordova Police Department's Traffic Unit is conducting an in-depth investigation. This tragic incident serves as a sobering reminder of the need for caution on the roads. Stay tuned for updates as the investigation continues. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers, the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A school bus crash early Tuesday morning in Yuba City led to seven students being sent to the hospital with minor injuries or as a precaution. The collision happened just before 8 a.m. on South Walton Avenue near Cherry Street, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The crash involved three vehicles: a school bus, a gray SUV, and a gray sedan. According to the CHP, the gray sedan was waiting to turn left onto Cherry Street when the SUV behind it stopped. The school bus was unable to stop in time and rear-ended the SUV, pushing it into the sedan. Thankfully, none of the three people in the SUV were injured, and the students’ injuries were minor. All seven students who went to the hospital were expected to recover quickly. The road was reopened and the scene cleared just after 9:30 a.m., ensuring minimal disruption for the community. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic car accident early Tuesday morning in Watsonville claimed the life of a 53-year-old woman from Royal Oaks, a community southeast of the city. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) reported that the crash occurred around 6:30 a.m. near the intersection of Green Valley Road and Pinto Lake Road. A 35-year-old man from Freedom was driving a gray 2006 Toyota Camry southbound on Green Valley Road when he struck the woman, who was walking in the area. Despite the quick response of medical personnel, the woman suffered severe injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. According to the CHP, there is no evidence at this time that drugs or alcohol played a role in the accident. No arrests have been made, but the investigation is ongoing. Authorities have not yet released the woman’s name, pending notification of her family. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

Bakersfield endured a devastating weekend as two separate accidents claimed the lives of a toddler and two pedestrians, leaving the community in mourning and raising concerns about road safety. On Saturday night at 8:39 p.m., a tragic car crash occurred at the intersection of Brimhall and Jenkins Roads, resulting in the death of a 2-year-old boy. According to Bakersfield Police Department Public Information Officer Eric Celedon, the toddler was not properly restrained in a car seat, which led to him being ejected from the vehicle. Sgt. Joshua Deutinger confirmed that the child was pronounced deceased at the scene by fire department personnel. The boy’s identity has not been released, but a GoFundMe page has been created in his memory, identifying him as a 2-and-a-half-year-old who tragically lost his life in the crash. Police reported that the collision involved a 24-year-old woman driving a red Honda sedan westbound and a red Chevy SUV traveling northbound. The male driver and female passenger of the SUV, both 26 years old, along with the driver of the Honda, were not injured in the crash. Authorities ruled out speed and impairment as factors in the accident. Both drivers remained at the scene and cooperated with the investigation, but no arrests or charges have been made as the case remains under investigation. Nearly five hours later, a second tragedy struck in south Bakersfield. At 1:09 a.m. on Sunday morning, the California Highway Patrol responded to a report of two pedestrians being struck by a vehicle on Highway 99 near Houghton Road. Details surrounding this incident are still under investigation, but it serves as a stark reminder of the dangers pedestrians face, especially on heavily trafficked areas like freeways. These heartbreaking incidents emphasize the importance of road safety measures, from ensuring proper use of child restraints to staying vigilant as drivers and pedestrians. Authorities urge everyone to prioritize safety to prevent such tragedies in the future. As investigations into these accidents continue, the Bakersfield community is left grieving for the lives lost and rallying to support the families affected by these devastating events. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

Thursday morning’s commute on eastbound Interstate 80 in Fairfield is facing significant slowdowns following a tragic incident. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) was called to the scene around 4:49 a.m., responding to reports of a pedestrian fatality near the Air Base Parkway offramp. According to CHP reports, a pedestrian ran into the eastbound lanes of I-80, where they were struck by a vehicle. Sadly, the individual was pronounced dead at the scene. CHP and other emergency crews are working on-site to clear the area, but the incident has led to road closures and heavy delays.  Road Closure and Delays Expected A portion of eastbound I-80 is expected to remain closed for at least three hours while authorities investigate and clear the roadway. Drivers traveling in this direction should anticipate considerable delays and are advised to seek alternative routes if possible. Commuters are encouraged to plan ahead and consider using navigation apps or traffic updates to avoid the area. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing situation, and remember to drive safely as crews work to address this tragic accident. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic car accident on Saturday afternoon in Ceres has resulted in the death of one man and left an 11-month-old child hospitalized. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) responded to the scene of the five-car crash around 1 p.m. Authorities report that a 26-year-old man from Ceres died at the scene, while the infant, a passenger in a separate vehicle, suffered serious injuries and was taken to the hospital. Four other individuals involved in the crash sustained minor injuries. According to CHP, the incident began when the 26-year-old was driving east on Highway 132 near River Road. For reasons yet to be determined, he turned left, crossed over double yellow lines, and entered oncoming traffic. His car sideswiped another vehicle before colliding head-on with a third car. This third vehicle braked suddenly, causing a fourth car to rear-end it. CHP is still investigating the crash and has not yet confirmed whether drugs or alcohol were factors. As part of their investigation, they closed Highway 132 between River Road and Gates Road, reopening it around 3:10 p.m. In light of this incident, CHP is reminding parents and caregivers that children under two years old are required by law to be secured in a rear-facing car seat. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating bus accident in Southern California has left at least eight to ten people dead and over three dozen injured. The incident occurred when a bus lost control while navigating a mountain road, collided with a car, flipped over, and crashed into a pickup truck.  According to California Highway Patrol spokesman Mario Lopez, the current death toll may rise as investigators begin the grim task of removing bodies from the wreckage. Some victims were ejected from the bus and covered with yellow blankets at the scene. Lopez indicated that speed may have played a significant role in the crash, though authorities are still looking into whether mechanical failure or driver error contributed to the tragedy. Remarkably, the bus driver survived the incident, and authorities are working to confirm the passenger list. The bus was operated by Scapadas Magicas LLC, a National City-based company that has a clean safety record over the past two years. The company did not respond to requests for comment. Jordi Garcia, a manager for InterBus Tours, which organized the trip, stated that the bus departed Tijuana at 5 a.m. for a skiing day at Big Bear. He mentioned that preliminary information suggested the bus’s brakes had failed prior to the crash. The accident took place around 6:30 p.m. on Route 38, a road that winds through the San Bernardino National Forest and leads to Big Bear. The bus, traveling south and leaving the forest, rear-ended a Saturn sedan before colliding with a Ford pickup. One person in the pickup sustained injuries, while details about those in the sedan remain unclear. Patients with injuries ranging from minor to life-threatening were transported to various hospitals. The scene was chaotic, with debris scattered across State Route 38, the bus overturned, and its front end severely damaged. This tragic event serves as a reminder of the dangers on mountain roads, and the investigation is ongoing. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A 25-year-old man from Salton City tragically lost his life on the evening of September 23 in a collision just outside Westmorland. According to a coroner investigator, the young driver crashed his Scion compact car into the trailer of a semi-truck traveling in the opposite direction.  The accident occurred while the man was driving south on Martin Road, just north of the intersection with Highway 86/Highway 78. The semi-truck was headed north at the time, as reported by Imperial County Sheriff’s Deputy Coroner, Jose Caloca. Initial reports indicated that the vehicle had caught fire, but Caloca clarified that the flames were limited to the engine compartment. The man died from the impact of the collision rather than from the fire, as there were no thermal injuries on his body. The California Highway Patrol is currently investigating the incident, and toxicology tests are pending to determine if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. Additionally, crowd control was necessary at the scene after family members of the deceased drove by and stopped to witness the aftermath. This heartbreaking incident serves as a reminder of the dangers on the road, and the investigation continues to piece together the events leading up to the crash. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A wrong-way driver lost their life in a fiery crash on an Orange County toll road on Sunday night. The collision occurred around 9:30 p.m. on the southbound Highway 73 near MacArthur Boulevard in Newport Beach. Witnesses reported that the wrong-way driver was speeding before colliding head-on with a BMW. The impact scattered burned wreckage across multiple lanes, creating a chaotic scene. Sadly, the wrong-way driver died at the scene, while the driver of the BMW was taken to the hospital. Details about their condition have not yet been released. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers on the road. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation.  Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A California Highway Patrol motor officer was injured in a crash in Auburn on Wednesday afternoon. The incident occurred after 2 p.m. at the intersection of Nevada Street and Placer Road.  According to police reports, the officer is experiencing pain and is currently undergoing a medical evaluation. Fortunately, officials have indicated that there are no serious injuries reported at this time. As a result of the accident investigation, the on-ramp from southbound Highway 49 to westbound I-80 is closed, leading to anticipated delays. Authorities are urging drivers to plan ahead as the investigation continues. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic collision on the 215 Freeway in San Bernardino resulted in three deaths and two injuries late Saturday night. The accident occurred around 11:26 p.m. on the northbound lanes near University Parkway, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). Authorities reported that a 2020 Freightliner Cascadia was stopped on the right shoulder when a 2018 Toyota Corolla crashed into its rear. The impact sent the Corolla spinning across the freeway, where it collided with a 2010 Acura MDX. The disabled Corolla was then hit by a 2024 RAM 3500. The crash resulted in the death of three individuals. Two women, including the Corolla’s driver, were ejected from the vehicle, and a third woman was found inside. All three were pronounced dead at the scene. Their identities have not been released.  The freeway was closed for several hours as investigators worked to determine the cause of the crash. Authorities have not yet disclosed whether drugs or alcohol were involved. The incident remains under investigation, and anyone with information is encouraged to come forward. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A violent two-car collision in North Hollywood on Sunday evening sent at least three people to the hospital. The crash, which occurred around 6:45 p.m. in the 11200 block of Oxnard Street, involved two vehicles and left a significant debris field stretching across the road. Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) crews quickly responded to the scene, located between Lankershim Boulevard and Vineland Avenue. While the exact cause of the crash remains unclear, one of the victims was briefly trapped inside their vehicle before being rescued by firefighters. Two individuals were rushed to the hospital in critical condition, and a third was in serious condition, according to an LAFD news release. KTLA footage, shared on the Citizen App, shows the two cars involved were severely damaged. The roadway was littered with debris from the wreck. Authorities have yet to release the names of the victims or determine if alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash.  Anthony Tadman, a longtime resident of North Hollywood who lives nearby, told KTLA he heard the crash from his home and went outside to see what had happened. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic accident early Thursday morning on northbound Highway 101 claimed the life of a pedestrian, according to the California Highway Patrol. The collision occurred around 4:30 a.m. at the Story Road exit, and the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. The big rig involved in the crash stopped immediately, and the driver cooperated with CHP officers. Following the incident, the three leftmost lanes of the highway were closed for investigation and cleanup, reopening around 6:30 a.m. Authorities have not yet released the identity of the pedestrian. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis. 

A tragic accident involving two semi-trucks occurred on I-80 near the Goehner exit early Wednesday morning. According to the Seward County Sheriff’s Office, a 34-year-old man was killed when an eastbound semi-truck rear-ended another truck around 6:15 a.m. The deceased has been identified as Suny Rattu, 34, from California. The other truck driver, from Virginia, suffered minor injuries and was taken to Seward Memorial Hospital. Emergency responders from Seward Fire and Rescue, the Seward Police Department, Nebraska State Patrol, and the Nebraska Department of Transportation all assisted at the scene. The cause of the accident is still under investigation. “The Seward County Sheriff’s Office and staff extend their heartfelt condolences to the family and friends affected by this tragic event,” said a spokesperson. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A dramatic six-car pile-up occurred at the intersection of Orangethorpe Ave and Beach Blvd in Buena Park, California, on Tuesday afternoon. According to eyewitnesses, the chaos began when a Tesla sped the wrong way down the street. One witness reported seeing the Tesla hurtling towards oncoming traffic at over 100 miles per hour, which likely explains the severe damage at the scene. The collision was so intense that two of the vehicles, including the Tesla Model Y, were flipped over. Firefighters had to rescue two drivers who were trapped in their cars. The Buena Park Police Department arrived quickly and closed the road for several hours. While they haven't released specific details about those involved, OnScene.TV confirmed that three people, including the Tesla driver, were taken to the hospital. Witness Tiffany Russell shared her frightening experience with KTLA: “I was at a red light when I saw this person speeding towards us at over 100 miles per hour. She slammed into the cars next to me. I don’t know how she missed me.” Other accounts on a police Facebook post support her observations, describing a similar high-speed scenario. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

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Early Sunday morning, a serious head-on collision in East County sent several people to the hospital, according to the California Highway Patrol. The accident happened around 8:30 a.m. on Mirage Court in the Rancho San Diego area. CHP Sgt. Mary Bailey explained to FOX 5/KUSI that the crash occurred at an intersection where one vehicle had a stop sign while the other did not. Both drivers and several passengers were taken to a local hospital for treatment, with some reported to be in serious condition. The roadway was temporarily closed as authorities investigated the scene and worked on cleanup. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

On Monday afternoon, a fatal three-car crash in Riverside County resulted in six deaths and left four others injured. The incident occurred around 2:30 p.m. on Gilman Springs Road near Bridge Street in Lakeview. According to Cal Fire officials, the crash ignited a small fire that quickly spread to nearby vegetation, burning over 3.5 acres. When firefighters and emergency responders arrived, all three cars involved were on fire. Initial reports indicated that four people had died at the scene, but this number was later updated to six. The identities of the victims have not yet been released. Four individuals were taken to a nearby hospital with injuries ranging from minor to serious. California Highway Patrol Sgt. Adrian Horta explained that the crash happened when a driver attempted to pass vehicles on the right shoulder but ran out of space. The vehicle then hit a guard rail and veered into oncoming traffic, leading to the collision. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A motorcyclist suffered major injuries in a crash on Highway 101 near Pismo Beach on Sunday afternoon. The accident occurred around 3:34 p.m. just south of Fourth Street, as reported by the emergency response app PulsePoint. Emergency scanner traffic revealed that the motorcyclist crossed over the center divider from the southbound lanes and ended up on the northbound side. This caused lanes in both directions to be blocked briefly. The rider was reported to have serious injuries. By 4:45 p.m., traffic was still moving slowly through the area, particularly in the southbound lanes, according to Caltrans’ QuickMap. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis .

A tragic accident occurred in North Natomas early Monday morning when a Sacramento RT Smart Ride bus struck and killed a pedestrian. The collision happened around 8:30 a.m. at the intersection of Club Center and Banfield drives. The pedestrian, a man in his 60s, was pronounced dead at the scene. The cause of the accident is still under investigation. The bus driver remained at the scene and is fully cooperating with the authorities. Police are advising drivers to steer clear of the area, as road closures are expected throughout the morning while the investigation continues. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A woman has died after being struck by a vehicle while riding a scooter in Sacramento. The accident occurred around 6:15 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Franklin Boulevard and Cosumnes River Boulevard. According to the Sacramento Police Department, the 18-year-old woman was critically injured and rushed to the hospital, where she later passed away. Her identity has not yet been released, and it's unclear what type of scooter she was using. The driver involved in the crash remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. Police have stated that there is no suspicion of DUI. The road near Franklin Boulevard and Cosumnes River Boulevard was closed during the investigation but has since reopened. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic accident near Walnut Grove Wednesday night resulted in the death of a driver and serious injuries for a passenger, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The crash occurred around 9 p.m. at the intersection of Race Track and Tyler Island roads. The vehicle, which was the only one involved, rolled over during the incident. CHP reported that the male driver was pronounced dead at the scene, while a female passenger was rushed to a nearby hospital with significant injuries. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

On Tuesday, September 3, at around 6:00 a.m., a tragic accident occurred on the Ventura Freeway when a male pedestrian was struck by a vehicle traveling southbound. The impact caused him to be thrown across multiple lanes of traffic. As a result, several lanes of the 101 Freeway, between Winnetka and Tampa Avenue, were closed from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) was quick to respond to the scene. At this time, details about the pedestrian and the driver involved have not been released. In related news, CHP reported a significant enforcement effort over the Labor Day weekend. From Friday, August 30, at 6:01 p.m. to Monday, September 2, at 11:59 p.m., CHP officers arrested over 1,100 people for driving under the influence (DUI). They also issued more than 27,000 citations, with over 16,200 of those for speeding. This crackdown was part of a statewide Maximum Enforcement Period aimed at keeping roads safer during the busy holiday. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation.  Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating head-on collision on Highway 12 near San Andreas on Sunday evening resulted in the deaths of two people. The accident occurred around 9:26 p.m. close to Toyon Middle School. The Calaveras Consolidated Fire Department reported that the victims were a young adult woman and a young adult man. Their names have not yet been released. The crash involved two vehicles, and the California Highway Patrol (CHP) is currently investigating the cause of the collision. A third young adult male was severely injured and has been airlifted to a trauma center in the Central Valley for treatment. Tragically, a small dog was also killed in the accident. At this time, there are no additional details available about the circumstances of the crash. The investigation is ongoing, and more information will be provided as it becomes available. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation.  Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

In a heartbreaking incident late Thursday night, a 30-year-old woman walking on Highway 99 in south Modesto was struck and killed by a pickup truck. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) reported that the accident happened around 11:40 p.m. in the No. 1 lane of the southbound side of the highway. The woman, who was walking north in an area with limited lighting, was dressed in dark clothing, making her difficult to see. The driver of the pickup truck, 53-year-old Ana Rodriguez from Winton, was traveling south from South Ninth Street when the collision occurred. Despite her best efforts, Rodriguez was unable to spot the woman in time to avoid hitting her. Thankfully, Rodriguez was not injured in the accident. As of Friday morning, the Stanislaus County Coroner’s Office has not released the name of the deceased woman, as they are still working to notify her family. Additionally, details about her city of residence have not yet been made public. The CHP continues to investigate the incident to understand all the factors involved. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic car crash in East Sacramento Thursday morning resulted in at least one fatality, according to local officials. The accident occurred at the intersection where Alhambra Boulevard meets Capitol Avenue, transitioning into Folsom Boulevard, as reported by the Sacramento Police Department. Details surrounding the cause of the crash and the number of vehicles involved remain unclear at this time. Emergency responders are on the scene, and investigations are ongoing to determine the circumstances leading up to the collision. As a result of the accident, Alhambra Boulevard has been closed in both directions between Capitol Avenue and L Street. Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes and expect significant delays in the area. This is a developing story. Stay tuned for more updates. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

In a dramatic and dangerous incident on Highway 101 in Monterey County, 34-year-old Iris Rivas from Salinas intentionally drove her SUV the wrong way before crashing head-on into a big rig truck. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) reported that the crash occurred at 7:14 p.m. on Monday, just hours after another wrong-way collision took place in San Jose on Highway 85. Rivas, driving a blue SUV southbound in the northbound lanes, struck the truck near the Hartnell Road exit. Remarkably, Rivas was wearing her seatbelt and survived the crash. She was rushed to a hospital for treatment of significant injuries and to undergo a mental health evaluation. The truck’s driver, a Fresno resident, sustained only minor injuries. The CHP’s investigation revealed that Rivas deliberately drove the wrong way into the truck. She could potentially face criminal charges as the investigation continues. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis. 

A 21-year-old motorcyclist from Sacramento lost his life on Sunday in a devastating crash in Placer County, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The accident occurred around 9:40 a.m. on Old Auburn Foresthill Road, just west of Foresthill Road. The rider, whose name has not yet been released, collided with a metal guardrail situated on the road’s shoulder. Despite efforts to rush him to the hospital, he passed away from his injuries, the CHP reported. The Placer County Coroner’s Office is working to confirm the rider's identity after notifying his family. Authorities are still piecing together the details surrounding the crash. If you have any information that could assist with the investigation, please contact the CHP at 916-663-3344 or 800-835-5247, or email 220POP@chp.ca.gov . Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

An 11-year-old girl tragically died after a car crashed into a tree in Stockton on Sunday morning. Stockton Police responded to the scene around 7:45 a.m. on El Dorado Street, near St. Mary's High School. The crash involved a vehicle that collided with a tree, leaving five girls—ages 11, 13, 14, 14, and 15—and a 13-year-old boy injured. All were taken to nearby hospitals. Queen Norwood, the 11-year-old girl, sadly passed away from her injuries. The other five were treated for non-life-threatening injuries. “It was a very disturbing morning and a very unfortunate incident,” said Omar Edhah of the Stockton Police Department. In memory of Queen Norwood, her loved ones gathered on North El Dorado Street for a balloon release. Her family has set up a GoFundMe page to help cover her memorial service costs. The Stockton Unified School District is offering counseling and support to students and staff affected by the tragedy. Superintendent Dr. Michelle Rodriguez expressed condolences, stating, “Anytime we lose a student, it affects the entire SUSD community. We have counseling and support available and ask everyone to join us in sending peace and comfort to the family during this difficult time.” The investigation into the crash is ongoing, and it is not yet clear if an adult was present at the scene. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis

Sacramento's southbound Interstate 5 was a mess Friday morning after a series of incidents created major traffic disruptions. The trouble started just after 4 a.m. near the Sutterville Road offramp, when a semi-truck carrying hay overturned. The spill created a hay-covered freeway, making the scene look like a giant farmyard. Shortly after, a car just a few hundred yards away caught fire, adding to the chaos.  Luckily, no one was hurt in either incident, according to the California Highway Patrol. However, the freeway was heavily congested as all southbound lanes were closed at Sutterville Road. For a while, only the right shoulder was open for limited traffic, and drivers were advised to use Highway 99 as an alternate route. By 9:30 a.m., all lanes had been cleared, but residual traffic delays were expected throughout the morning. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A devastating single-vehicle crash on Interstate 805 near Telegraph Canyon Road on Friday morning has resulted in one death and two serious injuries. The accident occurred at 6:45 a.m. in the northbound lanes. California Highway Patrol (CHP) Sgt. Daniel Ralph reported that, upon arrival, officers found one person deceased and two others with major injuries. Good Samaritans on the scene helped by pulling the deceased and another injured person from the vehicle. The crash involved a 24-year-old driver from Oakland who lost control of his white Toyota Camry, crashing into the concrete base of an exit sign. A 23-year-old passenger from Newark, California, was killed, while the 50-year-old male passenger and the driver were taken to Sharp Memorial Hospital for surgery. The Camry, which is a rental from Midway HFCA LLC, was heavily damaged. Sgt. Ralph confirmed that all three occupants were wearing seatbelts, and initial investigations show that neither drugs nor alcohol were involved. The CHP temporarily closed two lanes of the freeway for about two hours as they investigated the scene. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. Anyone who witnessed the accident is urged to contact the CHP. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

A tragic accident on Interstate 80 in Sacramento has resulted in one fatality and two people being hospitalized. The crash occurred on the eastbound lanes of I-80, just west of I-5, according to the Sacramento Fire Department. The collision involved five vehicles, three of which caught fire. Two individuals were rushed to the hospital with injuries. The California Highway Patrol reports that the incident began when a pickup truck driver failed to notice traffic was stopped ahead and crashed into the rear of a Toyota Tacoma. This initial impact triggered a chain reaction, involving three additional vehicles. Sadly, the driver of the Toyota Tacoma was pronounced dead at the scene. Another person sustained major injuries, while the pickup truck driver had minor injuries. The identity of the deceased has not yet been released, and there is no indication that DUI played a role in the crash. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.

Early Saturday morning , a 19-year-old lost their life in a devastating two-car accident in Fresno County. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) was called to the scene at 1:50 a.m. on Highway 180, west of Dickenson Avenue. According to CHP spokesman Mike Salas, the crash occurred when the 19-year-old, driving a Toyota Camry eastbound, suddenly veered into the westbound lanes. There, their car collided head-on with another Toyota driven by a 27-year-old man. The impact was severe, and the 19-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the westbound Toyota, along with a passenger in his vehicle, was trapped and needed to be rescued by firefighters. Both sustained major injuries and were taken to the hospital for treatment. While the 27-year-old driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI, he was not considered at fault for the crash itself. The investigation is still ongoing to determine if the 19-year-old was under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Experience unparalleled legal representation with Frank Penney Injury Lawyers , the esteemed recipients of the CAOC Trial Attorney of the Year award. With over two decades of dedicated service, our team has consistently delivered record-setting results for accident victims in Northern, Central, and Southern California. Enjoy peace of mind with our no upfront fees policy. Contact us today at 888-888-0566 or through our website www.penneylaw.com for a FREE consultation. Frank Penney Injury Lawyers does not represent any of the parties mentioned above. Nevertheless, we sympathize with the victim and their families in this time of crisis.