Two injured in Portola crash that caused car to hit building

Two people were injured in a crash that caused a car to hit a building in San Francisco’s Portola neighborhood on Wednesday night, police said.

The crash was reported at 8:43 p.m. in the area of San Bruno Avenue and Mansell Street.

A 49-year-old man was driving north on San Bruno Avenue when he broadsided a 52-year-old man’s car, causing it to hit a nearby building, according to police.

Both men were injured in the crash but are expected to survive, police said.

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