In a quiet San Leandro neighborhood, Orbit Skate Shop and Boutique sticks out like a sore thumb—in a good way. The curved storefront features a galactic mural that invites customers into the hippie-skate hybrid world that Orbit has cultivated since it opened in 1995. Inside, a wall of brightly patterned skate decks serves as a […]
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A magnitude-3.8 earthquake shook the East Bay on Thursday morning during the AM commute. It was centered just north of San Leandro and was followed by two smaller aftershocks. Drew Andre reports. The post 3.8 magnitude earthquake jolts the morning routine in East Bay appeared first on KION Central Coast.
The quake, which struck near San Leandro Thursday morning, was followed by two smaller ones about 37 minutes later. BART slowed trains for track inspections.
By Cecilio Padilla A preliminary magnitude 3.8 earthquake struck the East Bay near San Leandro on Thursday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake struck at 8:30 a.m. and was centered about 2.5 miles north of San Leandro. Initially, the quake was registered at a magnitude 4.1 by the USGS, but it has The post Bay Area rattled by magnitude 3.8 earthquake near San Leandro, BART trains slowed appeared first on KION Central Coast.
Un sismo de magnitud 3.8 se produjo el jueves en la mañana cerca de San Leandro, según el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. El movimiento telúrico ocurrió a las 8:30 a.m., y tuvo su epicentro a 2.4 millas al norte de San Leandro, a 4.9 millas de Ashland y a 5.3 millas de Moraga, dijo el USGS. Al sismo inicial le siguieron réplicas preliminares de magnitud 3.0 y 2.8 alrededor de las 9:07 a. m., según el USGS. Residentes en redes sociales reportaron haber sentido
Los carros abandonados son más que un problema estético; pueden llegar a ser un problema de seguridad. Por eso, la policía de San Leandro cuenta con un programa para que vecinos reporten este tipo de vehículos. Doce reportes de vehículos posiblemente abandonados, esa fue la misión que tuvo el martes el teniente Jeff Walton. Su primera tarea fue localizar un Toyota Prius color gris que, según la denuncia, no se ha movido desde hace un año. El teniente explicó que lo prime
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