The quake was a gentle rocking of the house, for quite a few seconds; possibly as many as 90, but hard to tell. It started out coming from our south, but it seemed like we had reflection waves coming back at us from the north, from the mountain chain nearby.
Hangers and such rocked, but nothing fell, and I didn't notice any cracks.
When the moving stopped, I logged quickly onto the USGS site for earthquake reports, and I was surprised to see nothing local. I then moved to the screen showing worldwide events, and realized that what at the time was listed as a 6.9 scale quake had occurred at the border between Mexico and the US; it's since been upgraded as more data comes in as a 7.2.
There's reports that some of the elevators have failed at Disneyland, and so they're apparently evacuating the park. That would be scary.
I've not watched any of the video about it, at all.
I gather that at about the same time, the Hugo Award nominees were announced, and
I'd best be off, now. Hopefully, those of you in the LA area and south of here are all doing well!