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2.0 Quake Near Malibu; Did You Feel It?
The 7:04 a.m. shaker was described as a "small thump."
A small earthquake rattled the northern Santa Monica Bay shoreline today, according to automated seismographs operated by the USGS.
The magnitude 2.0 shaker struck at 7:04 a.m., and was epicentered about 5 miles south of Point Dume, or 32 miles west-southwest of the Los Angeles Civic Center.
A journalist at Zuma Beach described it as a small thump, similar to a sonic boom.
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