Preliminary 3.6-magnitude earthquake reported in San Bernardino
A preliminary 3.6-magnitude earthquake hit San Bernardino, marking the third time in less than 24 hours that it has happened in the area.
www.foxla.comI don’t have live access to the latest earthquake feeds right now, but here are the most recent, reliable updates I can share and how you can verify in real time.
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Latest known event in San Bernardino area: A recent significant quake near San Bernardino was reported in sources such as local TV outlets and USGS alerts, with initial magnitudes ranging from around 3.5 to 4.2 and shallow depths, and shaking felt across parts of Southern California. For precise current details (exact time, magnitude, epicenter, depth, and any damage reports), please check live feeds from USGS and local news stations.[1][3][5]
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How to verify live updates quickly:
- USGS Earthquake Hazards Program: real-time list of earthquakes in your area with magnitude, depth, time, and map.[1]
- Local broadcasters (e.g., ABC7 Los Angeles, CBS News Los Angeles, Fox LA) often provide rapid updates, damage assessments, and any shelter-in-place advisories.[2][5][1]
- If you felt shaking and want to know if there are aftershocks, monitor USGS for aftershock sequences and automatic notifications.[3]
What I can do next
- If you’d like, I can summarize the latest USGS report and the top three local news updates, and I can help you set up a quick alert checklist (phone alerts, emergency kit checks, safe-spot guidance).
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