A woman in her 40s was found stabbed to death in Canoga Park early Sunday, and a suspect remains on the loose.
A woman was stabbed to death after apparently getting in a fight near Canoga Park.Authorities are investigating after a woman was found stabbed to death in Canoga Park early Sunday. According to police, officers found the victim - a woman in her 40s believed to be homeless - with a stab wound to her chest.
An investigation revealed the victim and male suspect were involved in a fight before the stabbing. The victim ran away after the stabbing and collapsed shortly afterward, according to authorities. No other information was immediately available.that I have read and agree
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