Four Dead in Separate Multi-Vehicle Crashes in California Cities

Two separate fatal car crashes occurred on Monday in Southern California, each resulting in two deaths. In downtown Santa Ana near North Main Street, a multi-vehicle collision claimed two lives; authorities are investigating the incident, which may have involved street racing, though no official confirmation has been made. Meanwhile, in the Shadow Hills area of the San Fernando Valley, a head-on collision between two cars around 3:45 p.m. also killed two people, who were trapped inside their vehicles. Both crash sites remain under investigation by local authorities, with no identities or causes officially released for either incident. Emergency personnel worked extensively to free victims from wreckage at both locations. These tragedies highlight ongoing concerns about road safety in the region.