Small magnitude 3.9 quake hits 24 miles north of Santa Rosa, California, United States in the morning

A small earthquake of magnitude 3.9 was recorded 24 miles north of Santa Rosa, California, in the morning. This seismic event is part of the ongoing minor earthquake activity in the region.

The quake is relevant to residents in the area as it serves as a reminder of California's seismic risks. It affects community awareness and preparedness for potential larger earthquakes.

Such events contribute to the continuous monitoring of seismic activity and help scientists understand fault behavior. They also reinforce the importance of earthquake readiness in Northern California.