The largest earthquake in two decades rattled Southern California on Thursday morning, shaking communities from Las Vegas to Long Beach and ending a quiet period in the state’s seismic history.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Striking at 10:33 a.m., the magnitude 6.4 temblor was centered about 125 miles northeast of Los Angeles in the remote Searles Valley area near where Inyo, San Bernardino and Kern counties meet. It was felt as far away as Ensenada and Mexicali in Mexico, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Reno and Chico, Calif. A 5.4 magnitude aftershock awoke many Friday morning.
Authorities said there were no immediate reports of deaths, serious injuries or major infrastructure damage, though emergency responders were still inspecting areas around the city of Ridgecrest. …
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And even worse is the fact that Gruesome Newsom jumps out and calls for a state emergency because cans fell off the shelves in stores. Never seen a state of emergency that no one was seriously injured and property loss was under One million dollars.
You guys smell that ? Sure smells rotten to me.
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