California Earthquake: 4.4 Magnitude Shakes Southern California, No Injuries or Damage Reported

Magnitude 4.4 Earthquake Strikes Los Angeles

A 4.4 magnitude earthquake struck the Los Angeles area on Monday afternoon at 12:20 p.m. PT, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS). The quake was centered about 11 miles northeast of the city of La Habra, at a depth of about 10 kilometers (6.2 miles).

No Injuries or Damage Reported

There are no reports of any injuries or damage caused by the earthquake. However, the quake was widely felt across Southern California, from San Diego to Santa Barbara.

Residents Report Shaking and Rattling

Residents in the affected areas reported feeling a strong shaking and rattling sensation. Some reported hearing a loud boom or explosion sound.

Aftershocks Possible

The USGS has issued an advisory, stating that aftershocks are possible in the coming days. Residents are advised to be prepared for additional shaking.

No Tsunami Risk

The USGS has also confirmed that there is no risk of a tsunami from this earthquake.

Further Updates Pending

Local authorities are continuing to assess the situation and will provide further updates as they become available.