2017-06-21 at 8:55 PM UTC
BERKELEY, Calif. (KTVU) -- Two small quakes rattled parts of the Bay Area Wednesday afternoon, according to the U.S. Geological Service.
The USGS reported that a 3.3 magnitude quake near Kensington was reported shortly before noon and the shaking was felt in several East Bay cities, including Berkeley, El Cerrito and parts of Oakland.
The quake had a depth of 5 kilometers and occurred on the Hayward fault, according to the USGS.
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"There has been a small earthquake in Berkeley," the city of Berkeley tweeted shortly after noon. "We're assessing the situation and we'll update you as needed."
The city also reported that the quake's epicenter was 3 miles from Berekely.
Shortly before the quake in the East Bay, the USGS also reported and a 2.5 magnitude was reported in Yountville.
No injuries have been reported so far but several people called the KTVU newsroom to report the quakes.
2017-06-21 at 9:27 PM UTC
5 kilometers is only about 3 miles down. That is extreemly shallow for a tremor.
don't any of you fat bastards know what this means? God just might be upset with the Godless Bay Area for it's filthy lifestyle of wealth running rampad and no concern over people who can't afford to live in the area even after being a 5th or 6th generation.
Oh the Old Stay Money can of course and the new techies moving in from the east coast and midwest coming out of their fancy techie colleges. or those out of the middle east or eastern asia.
How about the filthy drugs and underground sex trades and the other filth going on. this is modern day Babylon I tells you.
It's not the sky falling.. it's the ground. and Satan prolly lives right under the bay.
