Hiker Hoisted To Rescue In Pacific Palisades

August 12, 2024 ·

Photo courtesy of Andrew Palmer.

PACIFIC PALISADES—The Los Angeles Fire Department reported on its website that they had to hoist a hiker who needed rescuing on Sunday, August 11. It was reported at 11:33 a.m. at Rogers Fire Rd.

The LAFD Air Operations located a 75 year-old male patient with *possible* heat related illness but no traumatic injury.

Due to the distance up the trail and patient condition, the LAFD Air Ops is preparing a hoist operation with follow on air ambulance transport to the hospital. No additional details about the incident has been disclosed to the public.

Another hiker had to be hoisted to safety on Saturday, August 10. The incident was reported at 2:54 p.m. on Temescal Canyon Fire Road. The LAFD Air Operations located the hiker and is preparing a hoist operation to then transport an approximately 45 year-old male experiencing heat related illness. The 9-1-1 call was received at 12:26 p.m. No additional details about the incident were disclosed to the public.

By Trevor

Next Post

WeHo Extends City Council Candidacy Nomination Period To August 14

WEST HOLLYWOOD—On Friday, August 9, the city of West Hollywood announced on its website that the nomination period for City Council candidates that started on Monday, July 15 has been extended until Wednesday, August 14 at 5 p.m. It was…
Read
Previous Post

Hiker Rescued By LAFD In Hollywood Hills

HOLLYWOOD HILLS—On Friday, August 9, the Los Angeles Fire Department reported that they had to rescue a hiker in Hollywood Hills West. The incident was reported at 1:59 p.m. at 2000 N. Fuller Avenue. Firefighters located a 40-year-old male hiker…
Read
Random Post

City, Coastal Commission Enter MOU For Local Coastal Program

SANTA MONICA—On Monday, June 1, the city of Santa Monica announced the city Council voted on May 26 to authorize the city manager to execute a Memorandum of Understanding with the California Coastal Commission to complete the city’s Local Coastal…
Read
Random Post

Solstice Canyon Trail Closed For Bee Hive Removal

MALIBU—On July 29, the National Park Service announced the temporary closure of Solstice Canyon Trail, the educational shelter structure, and the TRW Overlook Trail following multiple reports of bee stings. Photo By Wolfgang Hasselmann Via Unsplash According to NPS officials,…
Read
Random Post

Santa Monica Airport Conversion Project Pop-Up Events

SANTA MONICA—The city of Santa Monica posted on its Facebook page on Wednesday, June 5 that it will have two upcoming pop-up events regarding the future of the Santa Monica Airport. The Santa Monica Airport Conversion Project aims to transform…
Read
Random Post

Santa Monica Working To Improve PCH

SANTA MONICA—On May 8, the California Office of Traffic Safety announced a press release regarding new plans for safety for Pacific Coast Highway. The new “Go Safely PCH” campaign and detail the ongoing efforts to make the corridor safer for…
Read