Tremors struck the city in California just before 10 a.m. The USGS reported the seven-mile-deep quake hit about 2.3 miles north-northeast of South Pasadena and 2.4 miles east-northeast of Alhambra. Although no immediate damages or injuries were recorded, online accounts claimed that the earthquake was also felt throughout Los Angeles County. 

NBC Los Angeles reported accounts of light shaking in San Gabriel Valley, parts of Los Angeles, Downey, Whittier, Studio City and Burbank. 

Numerous social media users instantly took to their X/Twitter handles, sharing relatable memes as per the given situation. The Internet was all fired up, with Californians asking each other if they felt the tremors. Several netizens claimed that the quake was “short and heavy.” Due to the uncommonness of the phenomenon, people suggested how they weren’t used to the rattling. 

Netizens react to the South Pasadena earthquake, sharing their experiences

@jmeucci wrote on X: “Eagle Rock checking in…that was the shortest but most violent #earthquake I’ve experienced yet. 😳” 

@edgarrmcgregor tweeted: “Shaking lasted only 2 seconds, but the whole house shook.” Another post from the same user followed soon: “The reason why even small earthquake are frightening is because you have no idea what is truly coming. It could end in 3 seconds and we’ll forget about it tomorrow, or the Big One could be upon us. In that 2-20 second waiting game, your decision can mean everything.” 

@PamelaChelin said: “OK, that #earthquake was scary and sent my dog running around fearfully.” In a follow-up tweet, she quipped at the situation and wrote, “Critics gave the earthquake a 3.5 stars out of 5, saying it was compelling enough to give audiences a jolt, but fizzled out quickly and left audiences underwhelmed.”

This is a developing story.

A wind-driven wildfire in Tracy, California, burned 11,000 acres and forced many residents to evacuate on Saturday.

The Corral Fire was first reported around 2:30 p.m. east of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s Site 300. It reached nearly 11,050 acres, with 13% containment, at 11:30 p.m., California Fire said on its website.

Residents east of Highway 580 between Corral Hollow Road and South Tracy Boulevard were the first to be instructed to leave by the San Joaquin County Office of Emergency Services, according to KTVU and CBS News.

The evacuations were then expanded to people living west of the California Aqueduct, west to Alameda County and south to Stanislaus County, the county office said on social media.

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A temporary evacuation station was established at Larch Clover Community Center.

Two firefighters suffered burn injuries on Saturday, the Alameda County Fire Department said.

Site 300 houses facilities to support the development of explosive materials and hydrodynamic testing and diagnostics, according to the laboratory’s website. The facility assesses the operation of non-nuclear weapon components through hydrodynamic testing and tests new conventional explosives for use as part of the nuclear stockpile.

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A wind-driven wildfire in Tracy, California, burned 11,000 acres and forced many residents to evacuate. (KTVU)

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Winds in the hills west of Tracy were estimated at 20 to 25 mph, with gusting to 43 mph, according to the National Weather Service.

The cause of the fire is unclear.