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SAN BERNARDINO, San Bernardino County, Calif., Nov. 8, 2026 — A two-vehicle crash closed part of North State Street near Mallory Street early on Saturday morning, November 7, according to the California Highway Patrol. The extent of the injuries had not been confirmed as of the agency's initial report.
The collision involved a gray Toyota Corolla and a green Toyota Tundra. At least one person was reported at the scene, and the agency said it would provide an update once more details were available. Tow services were requested for one of the vehicles, which sustained front-end damage, and a second company was later called to the scene as well.
Officers also noted uncertainty over whether a second vehicle involved would need separate towing, pending contact with its owner. Units from the CHP's San Bernardino office responded, with an estimated arrival time of about 20 minutes from the time of dispatch.
No further details on the cause of the crash have been released. The CHP log does not indicate whether speed, impairment or other factors played a role, and no such determination has been made public.
Our thoughts are with everyone involved, and we are hoping for good news.
Crash Reports and Road Safety in San Bernardino, CA
This crash happened at North State Street and Mallory Street in San Bernardino, CA. Anyone involved in a crash in San Bernardino usually needs a copy of the police report, and our local crash guide for San Bernardino, CA explains how to request one and what the latest local crash figures show.
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