Two people were hospitalized Sunday night after a violent two-vehicle crash in Los Angeles’ Palms neighborhood left one victim trapped inside a mangled vehicle, authorities said.

The collision was reported around 8:34 p.m. near the 3000 block of South Tilden Avenue, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.

Firefighters and paramedics responded to the scene and worked to free one patient who was trapped in the wreckage. The victim was successfully extricated by emergency crews.

Both patients were treated at the scene before being rushed to local hospitals, LAFD officials said.

Their conditions were not immediately available.

Video from the scene showed firefighters, paramedics, and law enforcement personnel surrounding the heavily damaged vehicles as crews secured the area and investigated the circumstances surrounding the collision.

Debris from the crash was scattered across the roadway as crews began clearing the area.

Details remain limited, and officials have not said what may have led to the crash. The incident remains under investigation.

A Pasadena man who was critically injured after being run over while confronting suspected catalytic converter thieves is continuing a difficult recovery months later as family, friends and neighbors rally to support him.

Mike “Mikey” Moreno, 38, suffered a traumatic brain injury and multiple broken bones when he was struck during the Feb. 12 incident outside his home on Garfias Drive in Pasadena, according to loved ones.

Moreno’s family says he remains wheelchair-bound and is facing extensive rehabilitation, while medical expenses continue to mount.

A community fundraiser dubbed “Fresh Cuts for a Better Fight — Rally for Mikey” was scheduled for Sunday at Alden Hair Design in support of his recovery.

According to a flyer shared by organizers, the event offered $20 boys haircuts, with 100% of proceeds going directly toward Moreno’s care and rehabilitation costs.

“Recently, Mikey suffered a traumatic brain injury and is facing a long road of recovery,” organizers wrote. “The physical, emotional, and financial challenges can continue for months or even years.”

The fundraiser comes more than four months after Moreno was left fighting for his life during what neighbors described as a violent catalytic converter theft.

Security camera footage captured suspects targeting vehicles in the neighborhood before Moreno confronted them. Investigators believe he was run over and left in the street, where he remained until a neighbor discovered him and called for help.

At the time, Moreno underwent brain surgery and was hospitalized with severe injuries. Family members previously told KTLA he could face a lengthy rehabilitation process and might need to relearn how to walk.

Neighbors have described Moreno as a beloved member of the community.

“Mikey is the LAST person this should ever happen to, as he would give you the shirt off his back,” a GoFundMe created to assist with his recovery states.

The suspect or suspects responsible for the attack remain at large.

Authorities have not released additional details about the investigation, but the case remains under active investigation.

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact law enforcement.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, made a surprise visit to The Abbey bar and restaurant in West Hollywood on Saturday.

Guests at the popular bar were stunned by the visit when an announcement was made around 6:30 p.m. that Harris and Emhoff were present.

Video of her visit showed enthusiastic patrons cheering, shaking her hand and asking for photos as she made her way through the restaurant. She was heard saying, “Happy Pride!” to the many guests gathered around.

Restaurant staff were reportedly told shortly before their shift that Harris and Emhoff would be visiting the establishment.

The Abbey is an iconic LGBTQ+ bar that opened in 1991 as a small coffee house before expanding into a sprawling bar, restaurant and nightclub over the decades.

Footage of the Harris and Emhoff’s visit can be seen in the video player above.