Los Angeles (USA)
Very small quake, shook the bed in bedroom. Felt in Brentwood, Los Angeles.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Apartment shook 2-3 seconds with cracking sounds.0
Los Angeles (USA)
After hearing that there has been 500+ earthquakes in the last 24-48 hours emanating from the volcano eruption in Hawaii, I speculated that despite the distance across the Pacific ocean (2,400 miles) to LA, we just might eventually get some sort of residual activity. Can I therefore say I'm not surprised?-1
Van Nuys (USA)
Enough to wake me up and long enough to give me time to understand it was an earthquake0
Santa Monica (USA)
Rolling earthquake0
Van Nuys (USA)
I was sitting in my car and it felt like a light wind gust buffeting the car.0
Van Nuys (USA)
No a very big one but consistent. I woke up in the middle of the night by my bed shaking slightly back and forth.0
Santa Clarita (USA)
Felt like a gentle back and forth motion+1
Santa Clarita (USA)
Felt like a gentle back and forth motion0
San Diego (USA)
Felt it.0
Los Angeles (USA)
Woke me up to my bed shaking0
Los Angeles (USA)
I was upstairs in my room when I felt rolling sensation and heard a crackining noise.0
Santa Clarita (USA)
Felt shaking as I was laying in bed.0
Santa Clarita (USA)
Soft movements-1
Santa Clarita (USA)
Wasn’t sure whether it was a quake or wind. 0
Woodland Hills (USA)
Wow that one shook+1
San Jose (USA)
Woke me up.-1
Santee (USA)
In bed sleeping, the quake woke me up. Just a lot of things rattled in my room and the dog went crazy. Some movement from my bed but very little. 15 seconds long that I heard.-1
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