Los Angeles, CA (April 9, 2026) – A 19-year-old woman lost her life after a crash early Monday, April 6, in the Pico Union neighborhood of Los Angeles. The accident happened around 12:46 a.m. near the intersection of West Washington Boulevard and Magnolia Place.
The Los Angeles Police Department reported that officers responded to the scene after receiving calls about a serious crash. When they arrived, they learned that the driver of a sedan had struck several parked vehicles before crashing into a light pole.
Authorities identified the victim as Khaliyah Page. She was riding in the back seat of the car at the time of the accident.
Emergency units transported Page to a nearby hospital after she suffered severe injuries. Despite medical efforts, she later died from those injuries.
Officials have not released details about the driver or whether any other injuries occurred in the crash. Investigators are working to determine what caused the vehicle to lose control.
The collision caused damage to multiple vehicles and nearby property. Crews worked at the scene to clear debris and document evidence as part of the investigation.
We extend our sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of the young woman who lost her life.
Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in California?
In California, certain family members can file a wrongful death claim after a fatal crash, including spouses, children, and sometimes other dependents. The law outlines who has the legal right to bring a claim based on their relationship to the person who passed away.
Wrongful death claims often arise when a crash results from negligence or unsafe actions. In these cases, eligible family members may seek compensation for financial losses related to the death. This can include funeral expenses, loss of income, and the loss of support the person provided.
Fatal crashes can create long-term financial and practical challenges for families. Expenses may increase while household income may decrease. Keeping records of medical bills, funeral costs, and other related expenses can help create a clearer picture of the impact.
An experienced auto accident lawyer can review the details of the accident and explain how wrongful death claims work in California. This may include identifying eligible family members, reviewing evidence, and explaining what types of compensation may be available based on the situation.
If you have questions after a fatal crash in California, our team at Saleh Law Group can provide information about your options. We have experience reviewing wrongful death cases across California and explaining how documentation, insurance claims, and legal steps may apply.
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