Pedestrian Seriously Hurt in Santa Ana
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SANTA ANA — Two pedestrians were hit by a car late Saturday night at Raitt and 1st streets.
Details of the accident were sketchy, but police said one of the pedestrians was gravely injured, while the other was less seriously hurt.
The accident occurred just after 10 p.m. when the two victims were attempting to cross the street. The driver has not been cited, but police are investigating.
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