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4.3-magnitude earthquake shakes Southern California
A 4.4-magnitude earthquake centered just west of Muscoy, and north of San Bernardino, rattled Southern California at 9:32 a.m. on Thursday, July 31, according to the United States Geological Survey. It some areas, it lasted just a couple of seconds and was gentle. Elsewhere, it went on much longer.
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3.7 magnitude earthquake jolts awake residents across San Bernardino County
A magnitude 3.7 earthquake near Lytle Creek jolted awake residents across San Bernardino County, the latest in a string of ...
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