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Monday Morning Quake Hits East Bay
SAN RAMON, CA — A 2.8-magnitude earthquake struck San Ramon at 3:34 a.m. Monday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
The quake struck just north of Bollinger Canyon Road and east of Alcosta Boulevard, near the Bridges Golf Club, according to USGS. It had a depth of 8.9 kilometers.
Nearby residents reported weak to light shaking, according to USGS's "Did You Feel It?" map.
It is the latest of hundreds of quakes that have struck San Ramon since November, including another 2.8 that hit the morning of Friday, March 13.
The city sits along the Calaveras Fault, and several micro-faults along the main fault result in swarms of quakes. When fluids like water or gas move through a complex web of cracks in tiny faults, this can trigger many dozens of small quakes in quick succession.
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