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Off-Ramp

South Pasadena residents survey wind storm damage

By Off-Ramp Staff
Published Dec 3, 2011
A car in South Pasadena, crushed by a falling tree from strong Santa Ana winds.
A car in South Pasadena, crushed by a falling tree from last night's winds
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Kevin Ferguson/KPCC
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A worker directs traffic near a fallen eucalyptus in South Pasadena
A worker directs traffic near a fallen eucalyptus in South Pasadena
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Kevin Ferguson/KPCC
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This tree in South Pasadena crushed a parked car when it came down. The California Public Utilities Commission found Southern California Edison at fault for prolonged power outages resulting from windstorm November 30 and December 1, 2011.
This tree in South Pasadena crushed a parked car when it came down.
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Kevin Ferguson/KPCC
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South Pasadena residents survey wind storm damage
The city of South Pasadena was among the hardest hit communities during this week's wind storm. Trees were knocked down, cars crushed, closed schools. Thankfully no injuries were reported, as of Thursday. Off-Ramp producer Kevin Ferguson went to Mission Street in South Pasadena Thursday morning to talk to residents, many were seeing storm's damage for the very first time.

The city of South Pasadena was among the hardest hit communities during this week's wind storm. Trees were knocked down, cars crushed, closed schools. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, as of Thursday. Off-Ramp producer Kevin Ferguson went to Mission Street in South Pasadena Thursday morning to talk to residents, many were seeing storm's damage for the very first time.

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