Woman Rescued from Los Angeles River After Sudden Storm

The 35-year-old entered the river to retrieve a dropped phone, sparking a dramatic rescue operation.

A 35-year-old woman was rescued from the Los Angeles River after being swept away by fast-moving water following a sudden storm.
The woman reportedly entered the river to retrieve a phone dropped by a friend, leading to her being carried downstream.
Rescue efforts included throwing a flotation device, lowering a ladder, and ultimately an air rescue by a helicopter crew.
The victim received treatment for minor injuries and hypothermia, and was able to walk to the gurney unassisted after being airlifted to a hospital.
No other persons or animals were reported to be with the woman at the time of the incident.