Earthquake

• Seismologist say a mild earthquake widely felt throughout Southern California was centered along the coast west of downtown Los Angeles. The U.S. Geological Survey says the magnitude-3.8 quake struck at 3:18 a.m. Wednesday.
(ABC News)
• Just call it the Little One. The Earth readjusted itself about five-and-a-half miles beneath Marina Del Rey at 3:18 a.m. this morning, reports City News Service.
(Los Angeles Weekly)
• Seismologists say a mild earthquake widely felt throughout Southern California was centered along the coast west of downtown Los Angeles.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
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(Baltimore Sun)
• Business consultant Tom Drucker, who lives on the third-floor of a stilted complex on reclaimed land near the beach – and thus feels crashing storm waves – felt nothing.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• CHALLIS — A 3.0 magnitude earthquake in the Challis area has been reported by the U.S. Geological Service in the early morning hours of Wednesday. The area is 14 miles west of Challis and 104 miles northeast of Boise.
(Idaho Press-Tribune)
• Fiji should prepare for any possible earthquake and tsunami following an 8.1-magnitude earthquake which struck Solomon Island yesterday, killing 52 people and left thousands homeless.
(Fiji Live)
• *3.8 Magnitude Earthquake Jolts Marina Del Rey, Causes No Damage Whatsoever. In recent years, scientists, first responders and utilities have been preparing for The Big One, that inevitable quake that will rock Southern California to its core.
(Los Angeles Weekly)
• Residents from the Marina Del Rey area to North Hollywood and South LA reported shaking early Wednesday after a magnitude-3.8 earthquake. The quake was centered about one mile southeast of Marina Del Rey. The quake had a depth of 5.
(NBC Los Angeles)