A magnitude 3.5 earthquake, centered near Piedmont, struck early this morning shortly before 1 a.m., waking Alameda residents.
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A small earthquake occurred this morning, north of San Leandro. A magnitude 2.5 earthquake occurred this morning just after 6:30 a.m., centered roughly a mile north of San Leandro. […] A magnitude 6.1 earthquake, centered about 4 miles northwest of American Canyon, California, which is roughly 40 miles north of Alameda, rattled residents here this morning at about 3:30 a.m. The United States Geological Services website reports that the quake was about 6.6 miles deep and occurred at 3:20:44 a.m. this morning. One Alameda resident […] The East Bay, including Alameda, was shaken by a magnitude 4.0 earthquake this morning just after 5:30 am. The US Geological Service put the epicenter of the quake 1 mile north of El Cerrito, and 5.5 miles deep. By 6:00 am, over 140 Alameda residents had filed a report with the service. A magnitude 3.2 earthquake along the Hayward fault at 2:52 p.m. was felt in Alameda today. As of 4:10 p.m., 69 Alameda residents reported feeling the temblor, according to the United States Geological Service. The quake was 4.0 miles down, and 2 miles North of Piedmont. Alameda residents got a rude awakening this morning when a magnitude 3.6 earthquake, centered in Berkeley, struck at 5:37 a.m. The United States Geological Service pegged the quake at 6 miles deep and 6 miles north north-west of Oakland. 8:16 p.m – a second quake was felt in Alameda. USGS rated it a 3.9 magnitude temblor rooted 1 mile east of Berkeley. At 2:41 p.m. today, a magnitude 3.9 earthquake struck roughly 2 miles east-southeast of Berkeley, roughly 6 miles deep. As of 3:00 p.m., the U.S. Geological Service website has collected 158 reports […] At 11:37 p.m. last night, Alameda residents received a jolt. The United States Geological Service reported a magnitude 3.6 earthquake 5.7 miles deep, about 3 miles north-northeast from San Leandro. According to responses from the public on the agency’s site, the quake was felt from Half Moon Bay to Woodland to Point Reyes Station. SunCal’s hired-gun planning guru Peter Calthorpe likes to reference San Francisco’s Marina District when describing his vision for mid-rise mixed-use buildings at Alameda Point. But would those soft-story buildings hold up when subjected to a strong earthquake along the Hayward fault? […] |
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