Earthquakes, both magnitude 3.3, rattle California's Central Valley
TRES PINOS, Calif. - A pair of 3.3 magnitude earthquakes were reported near Tres Pinos on Friday night, the US Geological Survey reported.
The first earthquake was reported at 9:21 p.m. The second quake struck the same area, about 7.4 miles southwest of Tres Pinos at 10:40 p.m.
No injuries or significant damage were immediately reported.
The first quake was measured at a depth of about 5 miles. The second was more shallow at about 2.85 miles deep.
The epicenter was reported to be around 20 miles south of the southernmost parts of Santa Clara County, east of Salinas.
Weak to light shaking was felt by the first earthquake in Salinas and Hollister. The second quake was felt by those same communities, but was also felt further north in San Juan Bautista and closer to the coast at Seaside.
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