Napa earthquake images: Roads buckled, facades crumbled, wine smashed
A magnitude-6.0 earthquake near Napa, Calif., shook the San Francisco Bay Area early Sunday, and images of damage from the quake — the largest to hit the area in almost 25 years — began flowing in.
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