Redlands Earthquake: Back-to-Back Tremors Hit California
The region is seismically active, lying within a broader network of fault lines across southern California., US News, Times Now
www.timesnownews.comHere’s the latest I can confirm from recent reports:
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A 3.3-magnitude earthquake struck near Redlands in San Bernardino County on Wednesday morning, followed by a 3.2-magnitude aftershock. Shaking was reported as light, with areas including Riverside, Rancho Cucamonga, Yucaipa, Perris, and Corona able to feel it. No injuries were initially reported. [source: CBS News report referenced in local coverage][1]
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A subsequent near-term update downgraded or confirmed similar activity in the same region, with ongoing monitoring by USGS and local authorities. Residents in nearby communities were advised to stay prepared for possible aftershocks, though no major damage was reported at the time.[2][3]
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Additional local outlets reiterated small tremors near Redlands over the same period, with magnitudes ranging roughly in the 3.0–3.3 range and depths near a few miles below the surface. No widespread damage or injuries were cited in those reports.[5][8]
If you’d like, I can pull the most current USGS alerts and provide a quick status update for your exact area in Santa Clara or nearby California cities, and I can also summarize any aftershock forecasts and safety tips. Would you like me to proceed with that?
Citations:
- CBS News on Redlands earthquake and aftershock, including felt areas and reported light shaking.[1]
- CBS News amp version with corroborating details.[2]
- Local coverage noting additional near-Redlands quakes and magnitudes/depths.[3][8]
- Other regional reporting on similar events in the Redlands area.[5]