Small magnitude 3.6 quake hits 22 miles north of Santa Rosa, California, United States early morning

Early morning saw a small earthquake of magnitude 3.6 hit 22 miles north of Santa Rosa, California. This minor quake is part of the frequent seismic activity in the Northern California region.

The event matters to local residents as it highlights the ongoing earthquake risk and the need for preparedness. It also impacts emergency services and monitoring agencies.

Continued small quakes in the area emphasize the importance of seismic research and public awareness. They help inform safety protocols and community resilience strategies.