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1. where are you? I'm in Silverlake and slept through last night's

Sat Mar 29, 2014, 05:46 PM

Mar 2014

this one went on for a while but didn't feel TOO bad. I can't find it on the USGS site, either, so I have no idea how close or deep it was,

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Another good shaker here in So Cal [View all] jaysunb Mar 2014 OP

where are you? I'm in Silverlake and slept through last night's tishaLA Mar 2014 #1

Im in Pasadena... jaysunb Mar 2014 #10

The deeper they are the less intense they feel nadinbrzezinski Mar 2014 #14

Yeah, I felt it, the first of the aftershocks which have occurred... GReedDiamond Mar 2014 #2

Nothing on local TV auntsue Mar 2014 #3

Oh, boy. Check your emergency supplies. mnhtnbb Mar 2014 #4

4.4 near Rowland Heights zappaman Mar 2014 #5

also this is a good twitter feed zappaman Mar 2014 #6

Stay safe DUers malaise Mar 2014 #7

I felt it in burbank Beaverhausen Mar 2014 #8

We felt it here in Manhattan Beach, but only very briefly. CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2014 #9

Aftershock of LaHabra. No biggie. We ALWAYS see aftershocks. kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #11

I thought larger numbers of small/moderate quakes ProdigalJunkMail Mar 2014 #12

We had a lot of smaller quakes for years prior to NR, but afterward they kestrel91316 Mar 2014 #16

Yes...we do always see (feel) aftershocks, but jaysunb Mar 2014 #13

Per local geologist nadinbrzezinski Mar 2014 #15