Along the iconic Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, palm trees line both sides of the roadway. They tower above the tourists and traffic, synonymous with Los Angeles in the minds of visitors. About 8 ...

The San Diego Community Forestry Advisory Board voted in support of a historic designation for an iconic stretch of trees in Mission Hills, but the city's forester opposes protected status for the ...

Efforts to protect the trees Janet O'Dea, a founder of Mission Hills Heritage, told NBC 7 last month that she secured the designation for the towering palms back in 2009 but the paperwork was lost ...

So it comes as no surprise, then, that one local historian and some other concerned San Diegans were relieved, at least temporarily, last week when the trees lining Sunset Boulevard above Old Town ...

Cities are being urged to expand their urban tree canopy to mitigate the effects of climate change, but some are replacing mature shady trees with palms.

Getty's interactive database "12 Sunsets" documents artist Ed Ruscha's photographic journeys from the beach to downtown from 1965 to 2007. It's a trip.

Outside most In-N-Out restaurants stand two palm trees crossed together, a symbol inspired by founder Harry Snyder's favorite film.

All the world’s a sound stage, the abstract drop in grays tells us from the start, as a Lufkin tape measure frames the wash drawing of palm trees and an Italianate palazzo.

Dramatic moments were caught on live TV after a palm tree in front of a house on Vista Street caught fire from a flying ember amid the Sunset Fire.

The palm trees in question cost about $75 to trim, for a total of about $2,000 every two years. The city’s recognition of the palms protected status, however, is on a biological clock regardless.