A magnitude 4.1 earthquake struck around three miles southwest of Isleton, California, just before 9:30 a.m. local time Wednesday.
No injuries or infrastructural damage has yet been reported from the quake, which was felt in the metropolitan areas of California capital, Sacramento as well as San Francisco and Oakland, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
“I thought that someone had bashed into the back of my van. I got out of my van and looked around and there was no one there. … I have never felt an earthquake in the Delta in the 32 years I’ve lived here. It was exciting, especially since no one bashed into the back of my van. I hate to say it but it was fun,” Isleton business owner Martha Esch told the Sacramento Bee.
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