SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Strong winds and heavy rains in recent days left a lot of storm damage across Sacramento County. Downed trees could be seen in Curtis Park, Fair Oaks and Marysville Boulevard.

Trees fell onto Curtis Park and Sacramento homes after a powerful storm caused wind gusts. The trees damaged homes and crews cleaned roads.

Curtis Park neighbors come together to remove trees from vehicles 02:36. SACRAMENTO (CBS13) - A tree on 24th Street on top of two cars; another tree on two homes in Land Park; another on the levee ...

“I just don’t expect a big sturdy looking tree like this to fall down,” said Curtis Park neighborhood resident Matt Jacobs. ‘Pretty scary’: Sacramento residents survey damage after trees ...

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) - As more rain is set to fall on Northern California into the weekend, homeowners still in recovery mode from storm damage are racing to prevent water damage. In Land Park, a ...

Sacramento’s older, tree-lined neighborhoods seemed largely sparred of significant damage from the weekend storm. A couple of trees were down inside William Land Park. But for the most part ...

In a park surrounding the state Capitol that functions like an outdoor museum of the state’s flora with 400 varieties of plants and trees, the storm toppled a massive pine onto the side of the ...

In a park surrounding the state Capitol that functions like an outdoor museum of the state’s flora with 400 varieties of plants and trees, the storm toppled a massive pine onto the side of the ...

The Sacramento Urban Forest Plan calls for the city’s tree canopy by 35 percent by 2045. To do that, the city would need to plan 25,000 trees per year until 2045.

Trees fell onto Curtis Park and Sacramento homes after a powerful storm caused wind gusts. The trees damaged homes and crews cleaned roads.

Trees fell onto Curtis Park and Sacramento homes after a powerful storm caused wind gusts. The trees damaged homes and crews cleaned roads.