Tonight, Southern California experienced a seismic event as a 4.2 magnitude earthquake struck just 1.24 miles WSW of San Bernardino. The quake, recorded at 19:43:20 on January 24th, had its epicenter located 2 km WSW of San Bernardino, with a depth of 5.6 miles.
The earthquake, classified as a moderate 4.2 magnitude, was felt throughout Southern California, including densely populated areas such as Los Angeles and the Inland Empire.
While the event caused momentary alarm, there have been no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported that the earthquake’s epicenter was near San Bernardino, a city in the Inland Empire region. Residents in the area reported feeling the ground shake, but as of now, there are no indications of structural damage or harm to individuals.