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A magnitude 5.6 earthquake shook Northern California on Wednesday morning, knocking out power to thousands in Mendocino County and sending items plunging off shelves at stores and homes. Officials said some injuries were reported. ShakeAlert and other notifications went out to more than 1 million Californians , alerting them to a magnitude 6.0 tremor reported near Willits at 8:10 a.m. As of 8:16 a.m., USGS downgraded the strength of the shake to 5.6, about 6.8 miles north of Redwood Valley.
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Another fisherman shared video of the impacts on the water from the earthquake shortly after his phone's early warning alert sounded.
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