GLENDALE, Calif. (KABC) -- A massive tree came crashing down on a home in Glendale, crushing a bedroom and leaving the house red-tagged.
The family, who moved in about two years ago, was not home at the time, neighbors say, and no injuries were reported.
"I heard a sonic boom, kind of freight-train crack, almost like a sonic boom," said neighbor Robin Bissiri-Lewis. "I suspected it was a tree. I just didn't realize how close it was to the house."
Neighbors say arborists estimate the tree is 80-100 years old, and an expert had examined the tree and given it a clean bill of health when the family moved in.
Following the heavy rains of the last two days, the 70-80 foot tree crashed in the 2400 block of Bywood Drive around noon.
The home has been red-tagged.