3.6 Magnitude Quake Shakes East Bay

A magnitude-3.6 earthquake jolted the East Bay late Tuesday night, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

The quake was reported just after 11:35 p.m. Tuesday. Its epicenter was reported about 3 miles northeast of San Leandro with a depth of approximately 5.7 miles.

Patch readers as south as Newark and as far east as Dublin reported feeling a significant shift on the earth’s ground.

The late night earthquake comes the same day that a 5.8-magnitude tremor hit the East Coast, about 38 miles outside of Richmond, Va. and an estimated 100 miles southwest of the nation’s capital.

Bay Area residents can learn more about making an emergency plan, building a disaster supply kit, and other preparations at www.72hours.org.