A female hiker was rescued by the LAFD near the Hollywood sign after suffering an injury. She was hoisted out by helicopter and taken to the hospital in fair condition.

The article provides the Los Angeles weather forecast, indicating mostly sunny days, occasional foggy nights, and mild temperatures for the upcoming week.

A group of thieves carried out a smash-and-grab at a Valentino store in Westfield Topanga mall, marking the second such incident at the mall in two weeks. No arrests have been made yet.

Two people died when a BMW SUV crashed during a police chase in Pomona after the driver lost control and the car rolled over. Two suspects were apprehended after fleeing the scene.

Garth Brooks denies allegations of rape and sexual assault made by a former hairstylist and makeup artist, explaining he's the target of an extortion attempt. Her legal team is confident in holding Brooks accountable.

Burbank Police seek public help to locate a white Chevrolet 2500 utility truck from Water and Power, stolen on a Friday afternoon near Third Street and Providencia Avenue.

A homeless woman vandalized Sweet Valentine Bakery in Carson, causing extensive damage that community volunteers helped clean, allowing for a same-day reopening.

Two assault suspects led police on a high-speed chase through Ventura and Los Angeles counties after stealing from a Target and assaulting an officer.

A Los Angeles real estate agent, Gabriel Guerrero, has been indicted by a federal grand jury for tax evasion and IRS obstruction, accused of avoiding taxes and hiding incomes over a decade.

Jim McDonnell has been named the new LAPD chief by Mayor Karen Bass, with a focus on public safety, rebuilding the force, and community relationships.

A Long Beach man pleaded guilty to transporting a 14-year-old across state lines for sexual activity after meeting her on Reddit. He faces up to 30 years in prison.

Victor Marias was arrested for a series of arsons in Downtown LA, one causing $7 million in damages. He's charged with multiple felonies and is held without bail.

LAFD responded to a fire in a Harvard Heights apartment, with 52 firefighters extinguishing the blaze in 29 minutes. No injuries were reported, the cause is under investigation.