SAN FERNANDO VALLEY, CA – A severe two-car crash in San Fernando Valley left at least two people hospitalized and caused extensive damage to eight vehicles and city infrastructure. The crash occurred around 11:42 p.m. on May 24 in the 14600 block of Polk Street.
Police responding to the scene found widespread destruction, including a downed streetlight. Emergency responders confirmed two individuals were transported by ambulance to a local hospital, though details about their conditions remain undisclosed.
Eyewitnesses reported that the crash involved a Chevrolet Camaro and a Ford SUV. According to accounts, the Ford was propelled into a streetlight and a chain-link fence, while the Camaro lost control and struck multiple parked cars. Video footage from the scene showed significant damage to both vehicles.
Neighbors expressed ongoing concerns about frequent speeding in the area, urging officials to install a traffic signal at the intersection to prevent future accidents. While San Fernando Valley investigators continue to determine the cause of the crash, authorities have not confirmed whether speed or impairment played a role. The investigation remains active.
