Southern California has experienced a series of earthquakes, with the most recent being a preliminary 3.0-magnitude quake that struck near Malibu, as reported by the USGS. This event marks just one in a series of tremors that have rattled the region, including a 3.6-magnitude earthquake felt in Malibu on Monday morning. Additionally, a more significant 4.7-magnitude earthquake rocked the Los Angeles area, prompting alerts from California's early warning system, which informed millions prior to the tremor. Seismologists noted that locals have felt several smaller quakes recently, with magnitudes ranging from 3.0 to 3.7. Residents of Ventura and Los Angeles Counties have reported feeling the effects of these events, which come amid ongoing wildfires in Southern California.