Thirty-one people working in a massive underground tunnel in Los Angeles were rescued Wednesday night after a portion of the structure collapsed, officials said.

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None of the 31 construction workers rescued in the tunnel sustained visible injuries, according to LAFD. Firefighters said construction workers climbed over a roughly 12 to 15-foot pile of dirt to escape.

At least 15 workers are trapped after a tunnel collapsed in a large industrial complex in Los Angeles on Wednesday evening, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.The collapse occurred about "six miles south of the response address,

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On May 26, 2025, around 2:10 p.m., a vehicle that was traveling northbound on Cleon was negotiating a left-hand turn onto Saticoy Street. A North Hollywood police vehicle was responding Code-3 to a radio call. The police vehicle was eastbound on Saticoy Street when it collided with the vehicle making the left-hand turn.

There was one entry point to the 18-foot wastewater tunnel that some 31 people were working in late on Wednesday night, per the LA fire department.

Video shows the man pouring what looks to be an accelerant on the wall of the business before setting it ablaze early Tuesday morning.