There are no reports of injuries or damage after a moderate earthquake shook the South Bay Sunday morning. The magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck at about 8:40 Sunday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake was centered three-point-seven miles west-southwest of Hermosa Beach, according to the USGS. More than 100 people reported feeling the earthquake, with many of those reports coming from residents along the coast. The shaking was felt across parts of the South Bay, but there were no reports of significant impacts. The earthquake was shallow, which may have contributed to people noticing the shaking in communities. Officials say there is no indication of injuries or property damage connected to the quake. The USGS continues to collect reports from people who felt the earthquake. Residents who experienced shaking can report what they felt through the agency’s online earthquake reporting system, helping scientists understand the quake’s intensity and reach.
