Earthquake hits southern California with ‘rocking’ felt in downtown LA
An earthquake has hit southern California - with a preliminary magnitude of 4.1.The US Geological Survey says it struck at 10:55am native time on Friday about one mile northwest of Lytle Creek, within the mountains east of Los Angeles.
Michael Guardado, an worker on the San Bernardino National Forest's Lytle Creek Ranger Station, stated the "building shook hard".An worker at an area restaurant additionally stated she felt "a hard boom and a shake".Cari Torguson, who works at Melody's Place in Lytle Creek, added: "It wasn't very long but it was scary."
The quake was felt as a slight rocking in downtown Los Angeles, which is about 45 miles (72km) away from the epicentre.There had been no fast reviews of damage or injury to any of the town's buildings or infrastructure, the Los ...









