Small Quake Rattles Napa Valley
NAPA (CBS SF) -- A small earthquake rattled some nerves, but not much else, in Wine Country Saturday night.
The magnitude 2.8 temblor struck at 6:17 p.m. just outside the town of Yountville in the Napa Valley. At least two people reported hearing a loud bang around that time. There are no reports of damage, although one woman called KPIX to say that a few pictures fell off her wall.
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