Beverly Hills was host to a 3.2 earthquake in the wee hours of Monday morning. Police watch commander Sgt. Michael Publicker said that immediately after the small earthquake hit at 3:26 a.m., the station was flooded by calls from concerned residents.

According to the USGS "Do You Feel It" website, the quake was most strongly felt throughout the westside of Los Angeles and mildly so in the downtown area, San Fernando Valley and South Bay.

The Beverly Hills police and the LAFD reported no damages to the city.

 

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