Van Nuys

Two people are critically injured in what's being investigated as a possible street racing crash in Los Angeles' Van Nuys neighborhood, according to police.

Police are searching for the driver of a Rolls-Royce, who they said ran off after a massive crash in Van Nuys that seriously hurt two people.

A person was arrested Friday after a short pursuit that ended with the suspect crashing into a police vehicle in Van Nuys, leaving one officer injured, authorities said.

When officers arrived at the scene, they found the suspect pinned down by the homeowner, who reported that the man had entered his home multiple times.

A group of burglars trashed a San Fernando Valley market, ripping out the ATM and leaving a trail of destruction.

No one was injured after the six-hour standoff.

According to the US Attorney's Office, the suspects ran a car rental business that facilitated as a burglary tourism ring.

Officials said the campuses of Birmingham and High-Tech high schools in Van Nuys were placed on lockdown after police received reports of a shooting threat.

Authorities said at least one suspect was captured on surveillance footage in the latest burglary using a rock to break the glass front door of the business that sells non-lethal pistols and rifles commonly used by law enforcement.

A Van Nuys store that sells non-lethal weapons was burglarized early Tuesday morning.

According to LAPD, police tried to break up the takeover, but their patrol car was quickly surrounded by a large group of people.

An elderly woman was crossing the street in Van Nuys when she was hit by a car. One car stopped for her to cross, another didn't.

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