What readers need to know

USGS recorded a magnitude 3.8 earthquake 1.9 miles N of San Leandro, CA, about 80 miles from Pacific Grove, at a depth of 3.4 miles. USGS displays 7,808 community felt reports and maximum reported community intensity 3.8 and instrumental intensity 4.2. The record is reviewed. The event meets MyPG.news’s conservative potentially-felt feed threshold; inclusion does not confirm shaking or damage in Pacific Grove.

The epicenter coordinates reported by USGS are 37.755, -122.150. The magnitude type is mw and the current solution uses 204 reporting stations. USGS last updated this event record Aug 13, 2026, 10:35 PM PDT.

The event record includes community felt reports, a ShakeMap, a ShakeAlert product, a PAGER impact product. USGS assigns a GREEN PAGER alert level. The USGS record does not carry a tsunami flag.

MyPG.news checked the strongest available official event fields and provides the direct USGS record below. A magnitude estimate, location, depth or review status may be revised as analysts process more data. No named fault, Pacific Grove damage or local service interruption is attributed without a separate official source.