where was the earthquake in california

The most recent notable earthquake in California was a small quake centered near San Ramon in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Quick Scoop

• The earthquake was located about 4 km (2–3 miles) from San Ramon , in the East Bay region of Northern California.

• It was a minor quake (around magnitude 1.8–3.0), shallow, and classified as non-damaging.

• This area sits within the broader San Francisco Bay Area seismic zone , which regularly experiences small quakes along nearby faults.

If you felt it

• Check local emergency alerts and the USGS “Did You Feel It?” page for intensity reports near your exact location.

• Even for small quakes, secure heavy furniture, know safe spots (under sturdy tables, away from glass), and keep a basic emergency kit ready.

Short context

California has frequent small earthquakes every day, many too weak to be widely felt, so a minor event near San Ramon fits the usual seismic pattern for the state.

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