July 22, 2014- A motorcycle crash leaves one fatally wounded, in Hanford. The Kings County accident occurred on Tuesday, at approximately 5:15 AM.
Jaime Vargas, 50 years old, was driving a 2009 Chevrolet on Grangeville Boulevard traveling east toward 16th Avenue. A 49 year old man was riding his 2007 Harley Davidson motorcycle west on Grangeville Blvd, approaching the same intersection as the Chevy.
The California Highway Patrol reported that Vargas started to slow down to make a left-hand turn onto 16th Avenue. As the Chevy turned, it drove directly into the path of the Harley.
The motorcyclist tried to stop before colliding with the other vehicle, but he was too late. The bike crashed into the right side of the car.
The biker suffered serious injuries in the collision and was taken to the hospital, where he later died from his wounds.
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Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Hanford Teens Hit in Car Accident
March 17, 2014- A car crash involving two teenage pedestrians happened in Hanford, west of Visalia, on Monday. The accident happened at about 7:38 AM.
The students were crossing the street, at the marked crosswalk, near Hanford High School, on Grangeville Boulevard. They were headed to school, when a minivan, driven by a 51 year old Laton woman, hit them. The driver claimed she could not see the girls, because of the glare from the sun.
Officers reported that the woman was driving with a suspended license.
The girls were hurt, and taken to Adventist Medical Center. Their injuries are reported to not be serious.
The students were crossing the street, at the marked crosswalk, near Hanford High School, on Grangeville Boulevard. They were headed to school, when a minivan, driven by a 51 year old Laton woman, hit them. The driver claimed she could not see the girls, because of the glare from the sun.
Officers reported that the woman was driving with a suspended license.
The girls were hurt, and taken to Adventist Medical Center. Their injuries are reported to not be serious.
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personal injury lawyer, in Visalia, California, located on Caldwell Avenue,
just miles from Hanford. Ready to meet all your legal needs. Please give me a call.
Attorney John Rozier 559-713-0159 or online at www.nelsonrozier.com.
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