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3.9 quake felt in the Bay Area, epicenter near San Leandro FacebookTwitterEmail A magnitude 3.9 earthquake rattled the Bay Area Monday evening. The quake hit the region around 6:30 p.m. with an epicenter in Ashland, a community near San Leandro. The temblor was initially rated a 4.2 and was downgraded. Michael Leonor, lead server at Angry Fish, was in the middle of dinner service when the tables and plates began rumbling. “We were alarmed,” Leonor said when reached by phone shortly after. Luckily, he said, none of the Japanese restaurant’s sushi chefs chopped their fingers during the brief quake and dinner service resumed as usual. ....
Epicenter 9.3 miles northwest of Lake Pillsbury, CA Shakemap State resource The MyShake App is a free resource from CalOES that can give Californians a few moments’ warning before an earthquake’s shaking. Find it on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. Learn more here. advertisement About the data The Quake Tracker displays quakes from the past 30 days with magnitudes above 3.0 in Northern California, 4.0 in Southern California, 5.0 in the United States, and 7.0 anywhere in the world. Quakes below magnitude 3.0 are often not felt and do not appear on this map. Intensity contours show how strongly a quake was felt and are displayed on the Quake Tracker when available. Rather than a gauge of pure shaking, intensity takes into account the effects on people and damage to infrastructure. The measure is designated using Roman numerals. ....
About all these recent little earthquakes in the Bay Area: Should we be worried? FacebookTwitterEmail The Chronicle s Quake Tracker shows a 3.9-magnitude earthquake that struck Feb. 21, 2021, near Gilroy.The Chronicle Living through almost a year of the pandemic and the worst wildfire season on record in California has a lot of Bay Area residents on edge. And, more recently, several small earthquakes have jolted the Bay Area, including a 3.9 magnitude quake Sunday near Gilroy, and others in Berkeley, Concord and Aromas. The temblors caused no significant damage but perhaps rattled some nerves and raised concerns: Could a bigger event be on the way? ....