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3 Arrested, 1 Person Still In Tree Protesting PG&E Plans To Cut Down Trees In Nevada CityAuthorities have arrested three people for allegedly trespassing at the site where activists are protesting PG&E cutting down trees in Nevada City.

West Sacramento Is Planning To Cut Down 100 Trees For Public SafetyWest Sacramento city leaders are taking some controversial steps to solve tree troubles. More than 100 are scheduled to be cut down.

Kings Rookie Lends A Hand In Oak ParkRooke Marvin Bagley helps plant trees.

New Sidewalk Plan To Uproot Decades-Old Trees In Elk GroveWithout a sidewalk students are literally walking side by side with fast moving vehicles.

Stanislaus State Students Using Geographic Mapping Technology To Track Tree Health On CampusA new way to learn about all the trees that fill the campus of California State University Stanislaus is also being used to design the future of its campus.

Ask Us: Power Lines Tangled With Tree Limbs In Placer County A Fire Danger?The devastating wildfires across California have many in the community on edge.
One woman in Lincoln is voicing her worries about trees hanging off power lines along Highway 193, saying they present huge fire danger.

High Winds Knock Trees Down In Sacramento Area

Sacramento Power Outages Peaked Beyond 140,000 During StormCrews have been working around-the-clock to restore power. But hundreds are still stuck in the dark.

Sacramento Storm Cleanup Keeps Businesses BusyAce Hardware in Midtown Sacramento has set up an area with the tools and supplies people need the most as homeowners try to prepare for the next round. It could be something as simple as a roof patch that can be applied even in wet conditions.

Gov. Brown Declares Emergency Over Dead TreesCalifornia Gov. Jerry Brown says dead trees around the state pose a fire hazard and has declared a state of emergency.

California Drought Has Sacramento Tree Leaves Dropping Like It's Fall In AugustThe colors and conditions usually don’t show up until October when the weather gets cooler. A tupelo tree with bright red leaves last week in Rancho Cordova is bare now.

Amid California Drought, Fears Rise Of Trees Dying, FallingAs Californians cut back water use and let lawns turn brown, arborists and state officials are worrying about a potentially dangerous ripple effect: Nearby trees going neglected and becoming diseased or dying.

Crews Clear Hazardous Trees Scorched By The King FireCrews in El Dorado County spent the day in Georgetown working to clear hazardous trees from campgrounds.

PG&E Goes Airborne To Find Drought-Stricken Trees Threatening Power LinesAs the drought drags on, the chances for destructive wildfires increase by the day. Crews are taking to the air looking for to help keep the fire danger to a minimum.