Did You Feel It? 3.5 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes San Ramon

The United States Geological Survey this morning is reporting a 3.5 magnitude earthquake just outside San Ramon. The earthquake was reported just after midnight about a mile north northwest of San Ramon, two miles south southeast of Danville, and seven miles north northwest of Dublin.

There haven’t been any reports yet of injuries or damage due to the earthquake.

Earlier this week, a 2.7 quake hit in San Pablo.

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By Bay City News and Autumn Johnson

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