A collision on the 405 Freeway in Van Nuys resulted in injuries to several people. The incident occurred near an intersection with Victory Boulevard. Details about the injured individuals have not been released.
The Los Angeles Fire Department reported that the crash happened on the southbound side of the freeway. It is not clear what caused the accident, as the investigation is ongoing. Further information about the incident can be found through local news sources, including NBC Los Angeles.
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