A magnitude 4.3 earthquake struck near Cobb in Lake County, California, at approximately 9:34 AM PST on Wednesday. The quake’s epicenter was located about 4.2 miles west of Cobb and occurred at a depth of 3.4 miles. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), residents across Northern California reported feeling the tremor, but there were no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries. ‘I felt the shaking for a few seconds, and my house creaked,’ said local resident Maria Gomez. Emergency services in the area are on standby for any potential aftershocks and to assist those who may need help. The quake serves as a reminder of California’s seismic activity, particularly as the state continually prepares for more significant earthquakes that could occur in the future. This incident coincides with the anniversary of another notable earthquake in the region, prompting officials to remind residents about the importance of earthquake preparedness. According to seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones, ‘California is always at risk for seismic events, and we must stay vigilant and prepared.’
