Friday’s 4.6 magnitude earthquake rattled homes and businesses across much of Southern California: from the epicenter in Malibu, across metro Los Angeles to the Inland Empire, and Orange and Santa Barbara counties.
A security camera inside Jordan Lyubenov’s home in Playa Vista captured footage of the walls, windows, and furniture shaking.
A picture frame crashes to the floor.
“Oh my God! It’s still going,” a woman in the room says after a few seconds. “That was the biggest one we’ve had yet.”
They try to estimate the quake’s magnitude.
“That was more than 4. That was close to 5,” Jordan guesses – correctly.
The quake’s epicenter was approximately six miles west of Malibu and about 5 miles underground.
The Los Angeles Fire Department conducted a standard survey of critical infrastructure, including freeway overpasses, apartment buildings and dams, and found no significant damage.
No injuries were reported.
