The latest atmospheric storm that pummeled Southern California this weekend delivered another round of widespread damage — including toppled trees. Read more:
Over the past weeks, teams across the state have rescued people from flooded cars and neighborhoods. They are now preparing for the next series of storms.
He said that the base of the tree had a sign stating it had termite issues, and that support beams were holding up the tree before it fell.that he spotted a person in a crushed car when he went outside.No serious injuries were reported. Damaged cars sit beneath a fallen tree at the El Camino Shopping Center on Mulholland Drive in Woodland Hills on Sunday. The tree fell Saturday night, trapping some people in the cars.
Hundreds of people have been rescued since a series of winter storms battered California over the last few weeks, with, including that of a 5-year-old boy who was swept away in storm waters in San Luis Obispo County. His body has yet to be found. Last week, Gov. Gavin Newsom said the storms had claimed “more lives than wildfires in the past two years combined.”
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