Small to Moderate Quakes Rattle US West, No Major Damage Reported
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In California, activity picked up with a magnitude 2.5 quake 76 miles northeast of Fresno at 3:24 AM, a 2.3 off Eureka at 2:38 AM, and a stronger 3.2 event 103 miles southeast of San Diego at 1:14 AM. Near Los Angeles, shocks included 2.7 near San Bernardino, 2.6 west-northwest of Reno, and several around Hayward and Temecula up to 2.7. VolcanoDiscovery notes a shallow magnitude 4.0 quake near San Ramon on Friday evening and another near Santa Rosa on Sunday afternoon, both in Northern California.
Hawaii saw Hawaiian Volcano Observatory detections of a 3.4 quake 46 miles south-southwest of Hilo on December 22 at 11:56 PM, plus 2.5 and 2.2 events southwest of the city. Colorado had minor activity east of El Paso, with magnitudes 2.7, 2.1, and 2.0 on December 23.
These events align with long-term patterns, as Earthquake List reports an average of 175 magnitude 4-plus quakes within 186 miles of the US annually, or one every two days, concentrated along the Pacific Ring of Fire. Alaska and the West Coast dominate due to tectonic plate boundaries, with over 12,655 quakes nationwide in 2025 so far. USGS data highlights recent Northern California swarms, including a 4.05 magnitude near San Ramon on December 20.
Worldwide, a magnitude 7.6 quake hit near Aomori, Japan, topping December's list per VolcanoDiscovery, but US activity remains routine and low-impact, with no injuries or damage noted this week. Ongoing monitoring by USGS shows no emerging escalation beyond normal seismic noise.
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