Earthquakes in Los Angeles Today

Recent quakes in the Los Angeles area with magnitude, depth and how long ago they struck — from USGS data, updated every few minutes.

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Every recorded quake of the past week. Drag to pan, pinch or use +/− to zoom, and tap a quake for detail.

Latest earthquakes in Los Angeles

Most recent first.

  1. M0.6
    6 km NW of Moreno Valley, CA
    4 hours ago11 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  2. M0.8
    6 km N of Moreno Valley, CA
    8 hours ago11 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  3. M0.7
    5 km SSW of Lytle Creek, CA
    13 hours ago8 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  4. M1.5
    4 km SSE of Buena Park, CA
    14 hours ago10 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  5. M0.8
    2 km NNW of Fontana, CA
    17 hours ago9 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  6. M0.7
    5 km NNE of San Bernardino, CA
    17 hours ago1 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  7. M1.1
    6 km NNE of San Bernardino, CA
    19 hours ago3 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  8. M0.9
    4 km SW of Redlands, CA
    27 hours ago9 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  9. M1.5
    5 km NW of Newport Beach, CA
    27 hours ago13 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  10. M0.9
    6 km SW of Pinon Hills, CA
    31 hours ago4 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  11. M0.9
    10 km N of Victorville, CA
    42 hours ago0 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  12. M1.5
    4 km SSE of Home Gardens, CA
    45 hours ago3 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  13. M1.1
    2 km ENE of Simi Valley, CA
    2 days ago24 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  14. M0.8
    2 km W of Fontana, CA
    2 days ago6 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  15. M1.3
    2 km W of Fontana, CA
    2 days ago7 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  16. M1.6
    2 km W of Fontana, CA
    2 days ago7 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  17. M2.0
    2 km W of Fontana, CA
    2 days ago7 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  18. M1.3
    4 km SW of Redlands, CA
    2 days ago4 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  19. M0.7
    6 km SSW of Redlands, CA
    2 days ago15 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  20. M1.5
    4 km SW of Redlands, CA
    2 days ago5 km deepMinor
    USGS →
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About this data

Figures come from the US Geological Survey real-time feed — automatic solutions published within minutes and refined by analysts. The official source for the Los Angeles area is the USGS and Caltech/SCSN, whose denser local network may list additional small events or slightly different magnitudes.

This page records earthquakes after they happen and is not an early-warning system. For warnings and safety guidance, follow the USGS and Caltech/SCSN and your civil protection authority.

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