Northern California shaken by 5.6-magnitude quake near Redwood Valley
TL;DR
A magnitude-5.6 earthquake struck northern California near Redwood Valley in Mendocino County, about 8.1 miles deep and felt across the Bay Area at 8:10 a.m. PT; a smaller 2.5 aftershock followed in the same area. There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, and officials say a tsunami is not expected as Gov. Newsom’s office says he’s been briefed and monitoring ongoing.
- Earthquake rattles northern California, magnitude measured at 5.6 USA Today
- Magnitude 5.6 earthquake felt across Northern California, USGS says KCRA
- Strong earthquake strikes near Redwood Valley, rattles North Bay The Press Democrat
- Ukiah earthquake: Damage reported after magnitude 5.6 quake shakes in Willits, Mendocino County, USGS says ABC7 Bay Area
- 5.6 magnitude earthquake shakes Northern California, USGS reports ABC10
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