Eight injured, roads closed as LAPD investigates multi-vehicle crash on Tampa Avenue
ight people were hospitalized Tuesday after a six-vehicle crash tore through the 7100 block of North Tampa Avenue in , according to .
Eight people were hospitalized after a six-vehicle crash in Reseda on Tuesday. One person was ejected and two were in critical condition. LAPD is investigating as roads remain closed on North Tampa Avenue.
ight people were hospitalized Tuesday after a six-vehicle crash tore through the 7100 block of North Tampa Avenue in , according to .
Authorities responded to the scene just after 4:40 p.m. The Los Angeles Fire Department and paramedics found eight injured people at the crash site. One person was ejected from their vehicle. Two others were found in critical condition. Several others were treated at the scene before transport to hospitals, according to the report.
Footage from the scene showed multiple vehicles totaled. The cause of the crash remains under investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department. Roads in the area were closed for the investigation.
"Eight people were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash in Reseda Tuesday. One person was ejected from their car and two others were found in critical condition."
— KTLA, reporting on the crash on June 23, 2026
The crash comes as Reseda sees a wave of new residential development proposals. Leo Polosadjian, a cardiologist and developer based in the neighborhood, filed plans to build 20 residences on a vacant lot at 19448 Saticoy Street, according to The Real Deal.
The project would subdivide a two-thirds-acre property into five lots. Each lot would contain a single-family home, an attached accessory dwelling unit, a detached ADU, and a junior ADU. The proposal uses the provisions of Senate Bill 1123 and SB 684 to allow streamlined approvals.
The property is owned by Mid Pacific Coast, an Encino-based limited liability company led by Polosadjian. His firm owns 10 properties across the Antelope Valley, San Fernando Valley, and Long Beach, according to property database and state business records.
Other projects moving forward in Reseda include:
The median home sale price in Reseda was $775,000 in May, down about 5 percent from a year earlier, according to Redfin. That is significantly below the Los Angeles median, which exceeds $1 million.
This is a developing story. More information will be available as the LAPD releases details about the cause of the crash.
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