Long Beach, CA (September 15, 2025) – A pedestrian was seriously injured Sunday afternoon after being struck by a vehicle near the intersection of Pacific Coast Hwy (PCH) and Golden Ave in Central Long Beach. The collision occurred at approximately 12:40 p.m. and resulted in the pedestrian being thrown nearly 20 feet into the air upon impact.
According to dispatch reports, the crash was classified as a “901-T” (traffic injury) involving a pedestrian, with emergency responders immediately sent to the scene. The severity of the impact raised significant concerns about the pedestrian’s condition, which was not confirmed at the time of the report. Authorities noted that the victim’s consciousness and breathing status were initially unknown, prompting urgent medical attention.
This area of the 90813 ZIP code is heavily trafficked and includes a mix of commercial businesses and residential units. The intersection of PCH and Golden Ave is known for its high volume of vehicle and pedestrian activity, which increases the risk of such serious accidents. Long Beach Police remained at the scene while emergency crews treated the victim and initiated an investigation into the circumstances leading up to the crash.
No information has been released about the driver involved, and it remains unclear whether impairment, distraction, or speed contributed to the incident.
We send our sincere thoughts to the injured pedestrian and their loved ones and hope for a full and rapid recovery.
