Magnitude 4.7 earthquake rocks Malibu, California
Preliminary data suggested that the Southern California earthquake was a 5.1, but it was later revised to a 4.7 magnitude quake.
FOX 11's Good Day LA reacts to earthquake in Los Angeles
FOX Los Angeles' cameras were rolling as a Magnitude 4.7 earthquake hit southern California. Catch Good Day LA anchors Amanda, Melvin and Jenn reactions to the quake.
MALIBU, Calif. – A magnitude 4.7 earthquake rocked parts of Southern California on Thursday morning.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the earthquake struck near Malibu, California, at about 7:30 a.m. PT.
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FOX Los Angeles Santa Monica camera catches Magnitude 4.7 earthquake
Watch as a FOX LA camera shakes as the quake happens in Santa Monica at the pier.
Data from the USGS shows the temblor was felt in nearby Los Angeles, but as far away as Escondido.
In a statement, the Los Angeles Fire Department said no injuries have been reported and that personnel will be surveying critical infrastructure and areas of concern for damage. There have been no reports of structural damage.
Watch: California earthquake caught on Santa Monica camera
An Explore.org camera facing a pier in Santa Monica, California, caught the Magnitude 4.7 earthquake that shook the Los Angeles Area.
The quake prompted officials to evacuate students at a Los Angeles middle school to a nearby sports field. District officials said in a statement on X, formerly Twitter, that no damage to facilities had been reported.
Students from Los Angeles middle school evacuate after earthquake
FOX Los Angeles SkyFOX shows students and staff from Daniel Webster Middle School in Los Angeles evacuating after Thursday morning earthquake.
Preliminary data suggested that the earthquake was magnitude 5.1, but it was later revised to 4.7 magnitude.
An aftershock of magnitude 2.8 was reported in Malibu about 2 minutes after the initial earthquake.