Eucalyptus

That's a different looking one. Do you know the common name and location?

Well, the "common name" is "Eucalyptus tree" -- at least, that's all I've ever heard anyone call them. 😁

The location is Balboa Park in San Diego. Specifically, I think it was by the water fountain outside the Space Theater, but I may be mistaken.

Haha, OK. Eucalyptus tree it is...

There are many, many species of Eucalyptus. But I don't expect you to know what it is given it's not native to your area.

I asked the location in part because I didn't think you were from Australia. So thanks, and I know there have been plenty of Eucalyptus planted in California and elsewhere (with the issues that often arise when something not endemic is introduced).

I reckon it is Corymbia citradora. The lemon scented gumtree. I'd base that on the white trunk, the distance from the bottom to the first branches and the length and shape of the branches before clusters of leaves develop. The photo makes the most of all those details and gives a dark blue sky to set them off.
PS. Usually I like a thin black border around photos but the white works beautifully in picking up the trunk with this image.

First result on search of Eucalyptus in Balboa Park, San Diego...

"There are nearly 5,000 eucalypts, of 35 different species, in San Diego's Balboa Park, where they account for more than a third of all park trees."

No luck on a species list let alone identifying pics...

According to my little book of eucalypts, there are several eucalypts with white bark:
Lemon-scented gum (Corymbia citriodora)
Brittle gum (Eucalyptus mannifera)
Ghost gum (Corymbia papuana)

Y'all missed my previous note? I'm pretty sure it is Corymbia citriodora. It's a tree I know well. I base that on the colour of the bark, the length of the trunk to the lower branches, the shape of the branches and the leaf clusters positioned out on the ends of those long weirdly shaped branches.