UPDATE: A 3.1-magnitude earthquake shook the San Ramon Valley early Tuesday morning, sending residents into a state of alarm. The quake struck at 5:52 AM, with its epicenter located 2.8 miles southeast of San Ramon, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
Residents from nearby areas including Dublin, Pleasanton, and Livermore reported feeling noticeable tremors, prompting many to share their experiences on social media. The shaking, although brief, raised concerns over safety and preparedness in this earthquake-prone region.
The quake occurred on the Calaveras Fault, a well-known seismic zone that has a history of activity. Although no immediate reports of damage or injuries have surfaced, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the area’s vulnerability to seismic events.
Officials encourage residents to review their emergency plans and ensure that supplies are stocked in case of future quakes. With the potential for aftershocks, staying vigilant is crucial.
As this situation develops, authorities will continue to monitor seismic activity in the region. Stay tuned for updates and consider sharing this information to keep others informed about this urgent event.