BART resumes service after 7.0 earthquake rattles Humboldt County
BART temporarily stopped service in all directions through the Transbay Tube after a major earthquake rattled parts of Northern California Thursday morning.
Around 45 minutes later, they resumed service in all directions. Riders should expect residual delays.
A 7.0 earthquake was reported around 10:45 a.m. in California's Humboldt County. The earthquake was felt as south as Santa Cruz County and as north of Douglas County in Oregon.
This story was reported out of Oakland, Calif.