Driver Dies as Car Hits Wall in N. Hollywood
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A 65-year-old woman, possibly the victim of a heart attack, died Tuesday as the car she was driving struck a wall in North Hollywood, authorities said.
An autopsy is scheduled today on Rose Miles of North Hollywood, said a spokesman for the Los Angeles County coroner’s office.
Miles was leaving a car wash at Lankershim Boulevard and Kittridge Street when she crossed all four lanes of Lankershim Boulevard, drove through a gas station lot and into the wall, Los Angeles Police Officer William Mulvihill said.
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