BERKELEY (CBS SF) – A small earthquake shook East Bay Saturday morning and was followed by another tremor of similar magnitude after noon.
Two small earthquakes rocked East Bay Saturday
The first earthquake, at 0844, was about 7 miles deep and was centered near Dwight Way and Panoramic Way in the Berkeley Hills, near the Berkeley Clark Kerr Campus.
Residents reported that the earthquake was felt as a short shock.
The second earthquake occurred along the Hayward Fault near Mills College in Oakland, according to the USGS.
The magnitude 2.7 earthquake hit eastern Oakland at 12:35 pm, about 3 miles down.
No damage or injury has been reported.
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