With Hidden History, ABC7 explores local history and hidden facts in our communities. The series highlights extraordinary details in neighborhoods you may otherwise overlook. Christmas Tree Lane has ...

The Tree of the Month for March is the Cedrus deodara, commonly called the deodar cedar. It is considered the most graceful of all cedars, and its name, deodar, translates from Sanskrit as “timber of ...

In California, the majestic deodar cedar is sometimes referred to as the California Christmas tree because of its silver-green color, airy texture, pyramidal shape and soft, touchable foliage. Young ...

Southern California abounds in illuminated wonders, from the bright lights of DTLA to the neon signs of Hollywood to the over-the-top boat parades of December. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7, ...

More people are switching to live Christmas trees this season. A 2021 survey by the Christmas Tree Promotion Board (CTPB) revealed almost 90% of people who last year bought artificial Christmas trees ...

The deodar cedar is not native to La Cañada Flintridge, but the tree’s deep roots in the city might save it. City Council members on Monday decided to hold off on approving a simplified tree ordinance ...

Southern California Edison appears to have listened after Altadena residents by the dozens showed up at a community forum in August with one demand — “Don’t cut our historic deodar trees.” The ...

Thanks to the Valley Sun and reporter Tiffany Kelly for publicizing the City Council meeting of March 18, regarding removing the deodar cedar as a protected tree from the newly-revised tree ordinance.

Below is a press release from the City of Atascadero regarding the removal of one Deodar Cedar Tree from the city's Sunken Gardens ATASCADERO, Calif. – A local tree contractor will be removing one of ...

Christmas Tree Lane runs along a roughly 2-mile stretch of Van Ness Blvd., where about 140 homeowners work together to hang ...

The illegal felling of valuable green deodar trees has been detected in a dense forest near Riyuni, around 5 km from the Chopal forest headquarters in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh.

The illegal felling of valuable green Deodar trees has been detected in a dense forest near Riyuni, around five kilometres from the Chopal Forest headquarter in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh.