Moderate quake hits Northern California

A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck northern Mendocino County in California, the strongest in the region since 1940. The quake caused minor injuries, damage to buildings, and power outages affecting over 6,000 residents, with no reports of major destruction. It was felt widely, prompting emergency responses and safety alerts across the area.

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