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Collision — fatality reportedSource record from California Crash Reporting System (CCRS)

Serious collision near Riesling Ct

July 24, 2026 · 6:51 PM

Black Chevrolet Silverado
Pedestrian
Riesling Ct
RANCHO CALIFORNIA RD

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The California Crash Reporting System (CCRS) record places this collision at Rancho California Rd / Riesling Ct.

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Official report details

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Report number: TE262050140
Report version: 1
Last revised: September 17, 2026, 1:23 AM
Collision type: vehicle-and-pedestrian · See collisions of this type
Recorded outcomes: 2 people injured · 1 person killed
Reported location: RANCHO CALIFORNIA RD / RIESLING CT

The report marks this as a tow-away collision.

Vehicles listed in the police data

Chevrolet Silverado2015 · Full-size pickupBlack

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How the vehicles were moving

Vehicle 1: running off the road · posted speed limit 50 mph
Vehicle 3: parked · posted speed limit 50 mph
Vehicle 4: parked · posted speed limit 50 mph

Conditions recorded in the report

Weather: clear
Lighting: daylight
Road condition: no unusual road conditions
Road surface: dry
Traffic control: no traffic controls

Vehicle Code factor recorded

The report records Vehicle Code VC 23152(A) as the primary collision factor, but does not mark it as cited.

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Filed collision-report history

2 CCRS collision reports were recorded here between January 2019 and June 2026, including 2 collisions with injuries recorded.

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