At least one person was dead, and another was injured following a freeway shooting in Boyle Heights, officials with the California Highway Patrol said Thursday.

The incident happened at around 4:17 p.m. along the 5 Freeway near the Grande Vista exit.

Both victims were in the same car, officials said.

Video from NewsChopper4 showed all northbound lanes of the freeway near the shooting site came to a standstill as authorities conducted the investigation.

A Sigalert was issued in the area as traffic was backed up to the 710 Freeway.

Officials warned drivers in the area to expect delays up to two hours.

There’s no word on how the shooting started.

All lanes of the 5 Freeway have reopened following a shooting in Boyle Heights that left one person dead and one other injured on Thursday.

Police are looking for two men they say are responsible for killing one person and injuring another in a deadly road rage shooting on the 5 Freeway in Boyle Heights.

The shooting happened at around 4:17 p.m. along the 5 Freeway near the Grande Vista exit, paralyzing the freeway lanes for hours Thursday evening.

Drivers of a gold Cadillac and Dodge Durango were involved in an altercation that resulted in the shooting.

“The gold Cadillac rear-ended an uninvolved vehicle. At which point, the occupants of the Dodge Durango became excited and started firing upon the occupants of the gold Cadillac,” said Lieutenant Bob Purvis with the CHP.

Several other vehicles were hit by gunfire apart from those involved, none of those people were injured.

Purvis says the gold Cadillac then made a U-turn on the freeway, driving against traffic and hitting several other cars before coming to a stop.

The two men inside the Durango got away, according to CHP.

Neighbors in the area were shaken up by the tragedy on one of the busiest freeway interchanges in the country.

“It’s concerning because some of us are just trying to get home and no one knows what could happen,” said Aaria Arana who lives in the area.

A Sigalert was issued in the area as traffic was backed up to the 710 Freeway and northbound lanes remained closed as the investigation continued.

Eight people, including a driver, were injured after a car rammed into a strip mall in Tarzana Thursday afternoon, Los Angeles fire officials said.

After the car crashed into the first floor of the two-story mall on Ventura Boulevard and Yolanda Avenue, the coffee shop sustained most damage, according to officials.

Seven of the injured were either in a car or in the parking lot of the mall when the crash happened. They decided not to be taken to a hospital for their non-life-threatening injuries, fire officials said.

The driver was also injured in the incident but declined to be transported to a hospital.

Officials with the Los Angeles Fire Department’s Urban Search and Rescue team will evaluate the building for any safety concerns.