Los Angeles (USA)
It woke me up.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Woke up to the bed swaying back and forth and the windows rattling slightly0
San Diego (USA)
Short abrupt shake.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Barely shook0
Los Angeles (USA)
I felt the high rise building I am in swaying 0
Los Angeles (USA)
About 2-3 shakes0
Los Angeles (USA)
DTLA0
Los Angeles (USA)
Felt at 4:50 am0
Los Angeles (USA)
Roommate and I made eye contact with the, “did you feel that?” Look on our faces. When it didn’t stop after a few seconds we took cover. Hopefully that’s it.0
Glendale (USA)
quick roll and rumble woke up0
San Diego (USA)
It woke me up, but I didn't know what woke me up. I felt it in bed. Then I heard my ceiling fan rocking a bit then it stopped. I immediately wondered, did we have an earthquake. 0
Los Angeles (USA)
Jumped out of bed but th n it stopped so I checked Last Quake to see if I imagined it. I didn’t.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Felt it in South LA0
Burbank (USA)
Woke me up.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Very gentle woke up a minute before it happened.0
Burbank (USA)
My bed was shaking with me on it being still0
San Diego (USA)
Strong jolt -2
Harbor City (USA)
I didn't feel anything in Long Beach. I was brushing my teeth & saw the water in my bottle making waves. Then I saw the news.0
Torrance (USA)
I jolt a small jolt and the building creaked a bit.0
Burbank (USA)
My apartment was shaking. I was able to hear the glass door from my closet making noise.0
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