On Tuesday night, a heartfelt jolt reverberated through the southeastern regions of Los Angeles County as a magnitude 3.0 earthquake struck the area. The epicenter of the quake, according to the USGS, was near the city of Bell, and a closely-following second quake of similar magnitude was recorded in the same vicinity.
Southern Californians took to social media to share their experiences, describing the strong jolts and shaking they felt during the event. The impact of the quake was felt as far north as the San Fernando Valley and extended south to Orange County, as indicated by a USGS map.
Fortunately, in the immediate aftermath, there were no reports of any damage. The community breathed a sigh of relief as they united to support each other through the seismic event.