Southern California

Malibu, Other SoCal Cities Shaken by 4.1-Magnitude Quake and Aftershocks

The 4.1 earthquake struck Sunday, and aftershocks were felt the following day. Experts aren’t sure what it means.
Malibu, Other SoCal Cities Shaken by 4.1-Magnitude Quake and Aftershocks
The Pacific coastline in Malibu, Calif., on Sept. 12, 2024, following a 4.7 magnitude earthquake in the area. Jae C. Hong/AP Photo
Jill McLaughlin
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Residents of the upscale California coastal city of Malibu were rocked by aftershocks March 10, with a 3.3-magnitude earthquake shaking the city after a larger quake the day before.

The earthquake was reported at 2:23 a.m. and was centered 7.4 miles northwest of Malibu, and eight miles southwest of Thousand Oaks.

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