Friday night saw a magnitude-3.7 earthquake hit Malibu, causing noticeable tremors across Los Angeles and Ventura counties. This jolt, felt by many, was preceded by another quake earlier that evening, measuring 3.5. The U.S. Geological Survey confirmed that these quakes originated near Leo Carrillo State Park, with no reports of significant damage.

Residents across the region reported shaking, with some feeling the tremors as far away as Orange County. The Malibu area has seen multiple seismic activities recently, marking this as the fifth quake in Southern California in just one week.

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