Burbank (USA)
Woke me up.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Was in bathroom felt the walls and house actually shake. I was like ok this is an earthquake! Lasted a few seconds! Haven’t felt one like this in a while. 0
San Diego (USA)
Woke me up+1
Torrance (USA)
Lite brief shake with a little sound from the house structure.0
San Diego (USA)
Seems like it woke up most of us. 0
Los Angeles (USA)
Definitely felt it from my third floor apartment. Suddenly woke up to my bed shaking and it felt like it lasted for ten seconds. Strongest one I’ve felt in LA in the past 4 years! However, my dog stayed asleep. I thought animals were supposed to have a sense of these Things ?! Nothing was severe eboughtbto dallnoff my walls or break but it was definitely a wake up call!0
Los Angeles (USA)
It was an interesting waving, slightly jolted - even slightly tilted sensation.. very interesting0
Los Angeles (USA)
Woek me up out of my sleep. No damage, but definitely felt body swinging0
Los Angeles (USA)
90045 Felt it.0
San Diego (USA)
I live in Ocean Beach, San Diego and heard the ocean move after the quake.0
Beverly Hills (USA)
Very light movement0
San Diego (USA)
Mild shaking and pictures rattled on the wall0
San Diego (USA)
I live in a historical building, and the shaking was violent enough to wake me up.0
North Hollywood (USA)
Woke me up here in north Hollywood0
Los Angeles (USA)
Felt a light trembling that was sustained for a couple minutes0
Los Angeles (USA)
Woke up as bed was shaking. 0
Los Angeles (USA)
Slight shaking for maybe two seconds.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Heard and felt rattling about 20 seconds ago.0
Los Angeles (USA)
A few sec. shakeSherman Oaks0
Los Angeles (USA)
Just settled in bed...building cracked quite loud, but being on first floor I did not feel any shaking or jolt. Just the loud cracking of building.0
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