A strong earthquake centered in the Highland Park area rattled much of Southern California Monday afternoon.
Did you feel it?A strong earthquake struck Los Angeles, centered near the Highland Park area, Monday afternoon.According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake hit around 12:20 p.m. and was centered two miles south-southeast of Highland Park. It was first reported to have originated in South Pasadena as a 4.6, but was later reduced to 4.4. The quake had a recorded depth of 12.1 km.
Several people were also seen inspecting parts of the building. "There are currently no initial reports of structural damage or injuries," according to an LAFD statement. "An update will be provided once LAFD Earthquake Mode is complete. Though no additional earthquake activity is predicted, firefighters ask you to prepare for any aftershock."As crews continued to assess for damage, Metro also alerted riders it would be slowing all trains as they perform inspections.
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