A hit and run car accident took the life of Brigitte Burdine, a famous video game casting director, in Los Angeles last week.

At this time detectives are still working to track down the person(s) responsible for Burdine's death. Passersby reported seeing a dark colored sedan driving on Culver Boulevard near Pershing drive, however, nobody has been able to describe the driver nor could their sex be determined. 

Although she was quickly transferred to a nearby hospital by the Los Angeles Fire Department, Burdine later passed away.

Burdine was responsible for casting for World of Warcraft and Socom 3: U.S. Navy Seals.

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This week, police have confirmed 37-year-old actress Julia Lewis was involved in a car accident.

Allegedly, the driver of the second vehicle ran a red light, crashed into Lewis' car and continued to drive without stopping.  Police say that the second vehicle was found a short distance away from the scene of the accident, but the driver had fled.

Lewis had to be taken to a local hospital after complaints of pain in her head, neck and back, but she was allowed to return home shortly after.

Her representative, Carleen Donovan, released a statement reassuring fans that Lewis was recovering from her injuries just fine.  She said, "Ms Lewis … is a bit banged up and sore but otherwise thankfully okay. She is now resting at home."

Officers say the driver of the other vehicle is facing charges of hit and run.

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A hit and run accident in San Bernardino has left one teenage boy critically injured and another boy dead.

Thomas Meeks, 19, and his brother were riding on the same bicycle near 40 ^th Street when they were struck by the driver. According to witnesses, the boys allegedly turned in front the on-coming vehicle mere moments before they were hit. Witnesses say the driver made no effort to stop and check on them.

Meeks died at the scene. His brother was rushed to a nearby hospital with critical injuries.

Police still have not found the driver, but one witness said he was going very fast. His vehicle is described as a 2000 or newer model white Pontiac or Chrysler with damage around the front end of the car and license plate area. Anyone with information about the accident is urged to contact the San Bernardino Police Department.