ABC10 reported local businesses were cleaning up minor damage in the area about 290km northeast of San Francisco.
“A lot of broken glass, a lot of broken dishes, a lot of broken liquor from upstairs,” Stephanie Hughes, a local restaurant manager, told the station after the Thursday afternoon quake.
“Everything was shaking. Customers were fleeing onto the lawn,” said Hughes.
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People reported feeling the earthquake all the way to Sacramento, about 260km south.
The magnitude 5.5 quake was the largest in California since the magnitude 7.1 Ridgecrest sequence in 2019, according to former USGS seismologist Lucy Jones, who now runs a center focusing on making communities more resilient to disasters.
