Earlier today, a four-car collision on W Dearborn St in Northridge resulted in a multi-casualty incident, drawing a significant Los Angeles Fire Department presence. According to the LAFD alert, the accident, which was attended by multiple units including Battalion 15 and Emergency Medical Services, occurred at approximately 11:02 AM. Initial reports noted there were nine patients involved, all of whom have been evaluated by the emergency personnel on the scene.

While details regarding the cause of the collision are currently under LAPD investigation, the LAFD has confirmed, "there do not appear to be any life-threatening injuries." Media inquiries about the specifics of the accident were directed to the LAPD Devonshire Division. Fire Station 107 and other emergency teams, including E287 and RA100, quickly responded to the incident, which took place in Council District 12.

An update provided by the LAFD at 11:48 AM further clarified the status of the individuals involved. Of the nine patients evaluated, seven were transported to local hospitals – all stable with non-life-threatening injuries. According to the updated LAFD alert, two patients declined LAFD transport. 

Supporting units, including RA84 and RA70, were instrumental in providing care at the scene. While the accident caused disruptions in the area, the swift action of the LAFD and other first responders helped to mitigate the effects on local residents and traffic flow. The ongoing investigation by the LAPD (Devonshire Division) is seeking to determine the factors leading up to the collision, ensuring accountability and aiming to prevent future occurrences. Questions about the investigation should be referred to LAPD Inc#1944.