Northern California hit by 4.4 magnitude earthquake
Northern California hit by 4.4 magnitude earthquake
A Santa Rosa resident reported hearing a loud noise and having paintings fall from their walls due to the earthquake
A Santa Rosa resident reported hearing a loud noise and having paintings fall from their walls due to the earthquake
Fire officials in Northern California responded Tuesday evening to reports of
Fire officials in Northern California responded Tuesday evening to reports of
gas leaks, gas odors, blown fire alarms and stuck elevators due to a 4.4 magnitude earthquake.
gas leaks, gas odors, blown fire alarms and stuck elevators due to a 4.4 magnitude earthquake.
This was according to the Santa Rosa Fire Department.
This was according to the Santa Rosa Fire Department.
This was according to the Santa Rosa Fire Department.
This was according to the Santa Rosa Fire Department.
A little more than 50 miles north of San Francisco, the earthquake was centered in Santa Rosa.
A little more than 50 miles north of San Francisco, the earthquake was centered in Santa Rosa.
The 4.4 temblor was struck around 6:39 p.m. PT
The 4.4 temblor was struck around 6:39 p.m. PT
According to the San Francisco Chronicle this was quickly followed by a 3.9 magnitude one
According to the San Francisco Chronicle this was quickly followed by a 3.9 magnitude one
The epicenter was about 4.66 miles underground
The epicenter was about 4.66 miles underground