I'm thinking that the first tree is some sort of Locust ("Twisty Baby" or something like that???). I've seen it being sold at Farmington Gardens. The second looks like the Golden Curls Willow. I have one in my yard.

Thank you both. Last year we had about a dozen pears on the whole tree. This year, probably several hundred--pretty small yet as typically they aren't ready til around late August/ into September. Plenty of sunshine, water. Haven't thinned out from year to year. Noticed this year our Willow tree has expanded pushing right next to the Pear tree. Probably need to get that one pruned. Always wait til ripe. With our very old Bartlett that died, the pears would just 'thunk' off the tree when fully ripe. If we didn't get to them before the wasps & critters did...... Those were the best pears I ever had in my life. Tree was probably over 40 years old.

It looks like a california fan palm, Washingtonia Robusta.

Yeah it would be the oak actually, the habit photo shows Quercus-like branching. Otherwise I thought bracts were being shown without fruits attached. Instead of fallen leaves.