Napa Quake Anniversary: One year later
NAPA, Calif. (KGO) -- Monday was the one-year anniversary of the magnitude-6.0 earthquake that caused millions of dollars in damage and injured hundreds of people in California wine country. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake struck at 3:20 a.m. about three miles northwest of American Canyon. The South Napa Earthquake was the largest temblor to hit the Bay Area since the magnitude-6.9 Loma Prieta earthquake in 1989 on the San Andreas Fault.
PHOTOS: One year after South Napa Quake
As we look back at the damage from the Napa quake, we're reminded that the Bay Area is resilient, strong, giving -- and no earthquake can rattle that. ABC7 is committed to covering your community, your family, your story... because we're in this together.
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ABC7 News brought you full coverage on the Napa Quake anniversary. Here are some stories that you may find of interest:
VIDEO: City of Napa celebrates resilience after 6.0 quake
VIDEO: Local wine makers rebound after Napa Quake
VIDEO: Nearly all damaged structures in Vallejo repaired after Napa Quake
VIDEO: Napa residents rebuilding homes a year after 6.0 quake
VIDEO: Napa mayor says social media helped during quake
VIDEO: A look at small businesses 1 year after Napa Quake
VIDEO: Teen hurt in Napa Quake reflects on 1-year anniversary
VIDEO: Napa church helps community despite damage sustained in quake
VIDEO: Donations help Napa Quake victims save storage facility
VIDEO: Sound wall still a shambles one year after Napa quake
ABC7 News was there providing full coverage from the time the earthquake hit, through the months of recovery, and up until now. Here are some stories from that time that you may find of interest:
Damage spotted around the North Bay
PHOTOS: South Napa Earthquake damage
