Earthquake Jolts Sonoma County
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A moderate earthquake struck in parts of Sonoma County near seismically active geysers Monday afternoon, measuring magnitude 4.3, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
The 1:41 p.m. temblor caused neither damage nor injuries. It was centered six miles east of Cloverdale and 24 miles northwest of Santa Rosa.
There have been several earthquakes in the area since November.
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