Magnitude 3.4 earthquake shakes Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon
The U.S. Geological Survey said that the earthquake struck about 8 miles off the coast of Manhattan Beach.
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LOS ANGELES – Residents across Los Angeles were rattled by a magnitude 3.4 earthquake on Tuesday afternoon.
The U.S. Geological Survey said that the earthquake struck about 8 miles off the coast of Manhattan Beach.
So far, the USGS says Los Angeles to as far inland as Pasadena felt the shaking.
A look at how far the shaking was felt from the earthquake's center, which is notated with a star. (USGS / FOX Weather)
There have not been any reports of injuries at this time.
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