That was the biggest there have been 8 minor after shocks all ready biggest of them was 3.8   no big deal.

I was just saying to some one at The Gathering that we hadn't had any earthquakes in the area for quit some time.  It was felt pretty well here in the San Fernando Valley.  I told my daughter if it wasn't local, it had to be a decent one.
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While I've lived in SoCal over 50 years, I never get completley used to it.  I have been through 2 that resulted in significant damage, San Fernando/Sylmar in 1971 and Northridge in 1994.  When it starts shaking, there is always the thought is this going to be another one?
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"I cannot change the direction of the wind but I can adjust my sails to reach my destination." Jimmy Dean
Quaker 10/93 - 4/07
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I felt it out here in Ventura County
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I haven't heard of anyone being injured by the quake.  It was probably way too small a quake to cause any injuries or damage.

In my experience, depending on location, a quake generally needs to be at least in the 6 or 7 range before injuries and damage occurs.  Lesser quakes are just part of the "fun" of living here.

I'll take earthquakes, even big ones, over tornadoes or hurricanes any day!

Yes!! Did feel the tremble. Started out as a rolling motion, and after 3 seconds, gradually got to a stronger shaking motion. Originally a 5.8, downgraded to a 5.3. Obviously not the strongest. Wouldn't be surprise to have a stronger one "rolling" through soon.