Politics & Government
60-Foot Tree Smacks House in Windstorm
No injuries were reported in the incident during Saturday's high winds.
A house in the 2000 block of West Pueblo was damaged and lost power during Saturday's gusty windstorm, when a rotted-out cedar tree toppled onto the structure shortly after noon.
The 60-foot tree knocked down both power and telephone lines and damaged the house, its roof and a fence.
Firefighters from Napa Station 3 and a city tree crew responded to the incident, in which no injuries were reported.
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Pacific Gas & Electric spokeswoman Tamar Sarkissian said last week that of the power outages in PG&E's service area, 13 percent are caused by tree limbs that fall onto power lines.