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California court orders removal of 19 ficus trees over root damage dispute

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A California appeals court has upheld a decision requiring the complete removal of 19 ficus trees belonging to a neighboring property owner. The trees' invasive roots had been damaging the adjacent homeowner's property. An earlier settlement of $78,500 offered partial compensation but did not stop the ongoing harm. The affected homeowner pursued a permanent fix, and the court concluded that full removal was necessary to end the persistent nuisance.

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