A second moderate-size earthquake in just a few hours struck the Bay Area Saturday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
A 3.4 magnitude quake struck the North Bay at 7:13 a.m. Earlier Saturday a 3.0 magnitude temblor struck the East Bay about 9 miles northwest of Livermore and 17 miles west of Fremont.
The North Bay quake was located about 4 miles north of Calistoga, USGS officials said.
A swarm of 15 much smaller earthquakes hit near The Geysers, about 28 miles northeast of Calistoga, area over the past 24 hours. The strongest quake in that area only reached a magnitude of 2.0.
Nik Wojcik of SFBay contributed to this report.
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