I don’t have live access to current feeds right now, but here are the latest notable reports about earthquakes affecting San Bernardino from recent public outlets:
February 10–11, 2025: USGS reported a sequence of earthquakes around San Bernardino, including a preliminary magnitude around 3.0–3.6, with several aftershocks in that same day. Local outlets noted the events as part of a swarm near the Fontana trend, with shaking felt in Fontana, Redlands, Highland, and nearby communities. No major damages or injuries were initially reported. [news outlets covering USGS reports around Feb 10–11, 2025]
July 30–31, 2025: A cluster of earthquakes near San Bernardino County, including a reported magnitude around 4.3 in some briefs, was widely observed across Southern California. The events were described as a swarm along the Fontana trend, with widespread “felt” reports but limited damage according to local authorities. [regional reporting on swarm activity and USGS assessments, July 2025]
February 11, 2025: A third quake in the same Inland Empire area occurred late evening, around 3.6 magnitude, centered a few miles northeast of San Bernardino. No injuries or significant damage were reported in initial summaries. [CBS Los Angeles and other recap stories from Feb 11, 2025]
What this means for you in Paris (Île-de-France):
If you’d like, I can fetch the latest official USGS alerts and provide a concise, up-to-date summary with epicenters, magnitudes, and any reported damage. I can also generate a simple map or chart showing the timeline of the events. Would you like me to proceed with that?
Citations:
A 4.3 magnitude earthquake hit near Muscoy in California. Tremors felt across Southern California. A 3.1 magnitude aftershock occurred in Rialto. Earlier, smaller quakes were recorded. No significant…
economictimes.comThe U.S. Geological Survey reported an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 3.0 hit the San Bernardino area Monday morning.
www.cbsnews.comA 4.2 magnitude earthquake has rattled Southern California. Where was the epicenter?
en.as.comA 4.2-magnitude earthquake struck the San Bernardino area in Southern California Wednesday evening, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
abc7news.comA preliminary 3.6-magnitude earthquake hit San Bernardino, marking the third time in less than 24 hours that it has happened in the area.
www.foxla.comThe earthquake hit near Highland just before 10 p.m.
www.cbsnews.comIt was 5.3 kilometers below the surface.
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