Two bicyclists killed by alleged drunk driver during pre-Halloween ride

Los Angeles Times - Oct 25, 2026

A group of about 30 people were out for a late-night bicycling ride in Montclair when a driver, allegedly under the influence, collided with several of them. Two died and police arrested the driver on several charges.

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