Van Nuys

The closures will last from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday.

A series of tragic events unfolded in the San Fernando Valley overnight.

A police chase ended when the suspect's vehicle flipped over.

The owner of Valley Car Wash, Rafie Ollah Shoued, claims he was body-slammed, had a knee pressed on his neck, and was ignored after pleading for medical help.

Since the raids began this summer, over 80 car washes have reportedly been targeted, with more than 250 workers arrested.

One woman who was detained was released only after her parents showed federal agents her passport.

While first responders were at the scene, another vehicle rolled through the police tape. The driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.

Gary Boyadzhyan said he's doing it because he is under some kind of death threat and his life is in danger.

The project is part of a $143.7 million I-405 Pavement Rehabilitation Project between Van Nuys and Westwood.

The man, named Gary, has been blasting what sounds like train horns and an alarm since May, keeping neighbors awake all hours of the night.

For several months, the neighborhood has been subjected to the piercing sound of air horns, described by residents as resembling a Union Pacific freight train.