Eastbound 101 Freeway reopens in Woodland Hills after crash
All lanes of the eastbound 101 Freeway were reopened in Woodland Hills Wednesday morning after a multiple-vehicle crash briefly shut down the freeway.
Television footage showed at least four vehicles were involved in the crash, which California Highway Patrol Officer Francisco Villalobos said was reported just before 6 a.m. at Winnetka Avenue.
Firefighters and paramedics evaluated the injured at the scene. It was not immediately known if anyone required transport to a hospital.
Traffic was briefly diverted at Winnetka Avenue, but the CHP began opening some lanes of the freeway about 45 minutes after the crash. All lanes were open just after 7 a.m.
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Photo: The multiple-vehicle crash snarls traffic on the eastbound 101 in Woodland Hills. Credit: KTLA-TV Channel 5
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