String of earthquakes rattles Southern California. Are they telling us something bigger?
Southern California was recently rattled by several small earthquakes. They produced minor shaking but nonetheless left psychological aftershocks in a region whose seismic vulnerabilities are matched by our willingness to put the dangers out of our minds.
For many, it all added to one question: Is this the beginning of something bigger?
First, a magnitude 3.6 earthquake in the Ojai Valley sent weak shaking from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles on May 31. Then came two small quakes under the eastern L.A. neighborhood of El Sereno, the most powerful a 3.4. Finally, a trio of tremors hit the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach border, topping out at a magnitude 3.6 Thursday.
Having half a dozen earthquakes with a magnitude over 2.5 in a week, hitting three distinct parts of Southern California, all in highly populated areas, is not a common occurrence.
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-06-10/string-of-southern-california-earthquakes-are-they-warning-of-something-bigger
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I'm hoping all the dangerous pressures are released -- geologically and politically and personally! 
