A 3.0 magnitude earthquake occurred in Hasbrouck Heights at 10:18 p.m. on Saturday night. The tremor was felt across northern New Jersey, particularly in Bergen and Passaic counties, and parts of New York City. Despite being a minor quake, it was noticeable to residents. No injuries or significant damage were reported, and officials are collaborating with local and state agencies to monitor the aftermath. Residents experiencing any property damage have been advised to contact emergency services. New Jersey is located near the Ramapo Fault, making such seismic activity rare.
A magnitude 3.0 earthquake shook parts of northern New Jersey late Saturday night, with the epicenter located in Hasbrouck Heights, according to local and state officials.
While the quake was minor, it was strong enough to be felt by residents across Bergen and Passaic counties.
No injuries or significant damage have been reported as of Sunday morning. Authorities are coordinating with state and county emergency management offices to monitor the situation and assess any impact.
New Jersey lies near the Ramapo Fault, a known seismic zone, though quakes of this magnitude remain uncommon.
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