A moderate earthquake gave a late night jolt to the Los Angeles area, but no damages or injuries were reported.
Seismologist Nick Sheckel from the California Institute of Technology says the quake hit at 11:23 p.m. Tuesday and was centered two afar east of Yorba Linda in arctic Orange County, which is about 35 afar southeast of Los Angeles.
The quick shock of the quake was broadly acquainted throughout the region. A analysis address says a 2.7-magnitude aftershock followed beneath than a minute later.
Police and fire officials in Orange and Los Angeles counties say they have received no reports of accident or injuries.
Seismologist Nick Sheckel from the California Institute of Technology says the quake hit at 11:23 p.m. Tuesday and was centered two afar east of Yorba Linda in arctic Orange County, which is about 35 afar southeast of Los Angeles.
The quick shock of the quake was broadly acquainted throughout the region. A analysis address says a 2.7-magnitude aftershock followed beneath than a minute later.
Police and fire officials in Orange and Los Angeles counties say they have received no reports of accident or injuries.







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