At least three people are dead and several others injured after a car crashed into a grocery store in the Westwood area of Los Angeles. “The crash happened just after noon at the corner of Westwood Boulevard and Rochester Avenue,” FOX 11 Los Angeles reports. Police said it appeared to be an accidental traffic collision, which occurred at a 99 Ranch Market. BREAKING: At least seven people were seriously injured after a vehicle crashed into a grocery store in Los Angeles. pic.twitter.com/w0phHLlI6f — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) February 5, 2026 FOX 11 Los Angeles shared further: Three people died at the scene and at least six others were hospitalized, officials said. The three people who died were only identified as a 42-year-old female, a 55-year-old man, and a 30-year-old man. It appears they were pinned under the car, according to the fire department. Two people suffered critical injuries and the rest were minor. The incident appears to be an accident and there was “no ill intent” involved, the fire department said. According to police and fire officials, the driver, described as an elderly woman, struck a bicyclist about a block away from the store then swerved onto the sidewalk and through the glass windows of the market, coming to a stop in the bakery area of the shop. The bicyclist suffered minor injuries and has been released from the hospital. ABC News shared video coverage: At least three people were killed and several others were injured when a car crashed into a grocery store in the Westwood area of Los Angeles, according to Los Angeles fire officials. https://t.co/q2mtvbPBb5 pic.twitter.com/UXgv0Fv74e — ABC News (@ABC) February 5, 2026 ABC News noted: The driver — a woman who’s about 70 years old — is being evaluated by medical professionals and is speaking with officers, officials said. “The incident is unintentional, and it’s just an unfortunate accident,” LAPD Capt. Anthony Espinoza said during a press briefing.