Black smoke and bright flames shot into the sky over Selma Saturday morning after officers say a semi-truck carrying 8,600 gallons of fuel sideswiped a box truck.
Federal safety investigators converged Wednesday in central California to investigate a highway wreck that nearly sliced a bus in half, killed four people and injured 23.
As the investigation continues, new information is surfacing about the driver involved in a crash that virtually sliced a bus in half, killing four people.
Experts from the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating a bus crash that killed four people and injured 23 on a central California highway.
Federal regulators gave the bus company a "satisfactory" rating in May, but there could be more to the records than the rating indicates.
An intense investigation has been launched into why five people died and 16 others were injured when a chartered bus crashed into a sign pole overnight in Merced County.