REGIONAL: UPDATE: SMALL QUAKE RATTLES SOUTH BAY
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.3 struck this morning in the South Bay, about 16 miles east of San Jose, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
The earthquake, which was initially reported as a magnitude 4.4, happened at 10:40 a.m. and had a depth of 4 miles. The quake was centered about 11 miles north of Morgan Hill and 12 miles east of the Seven Trees area.
Morgan Hill and San Jose police dispatchers both said they felt the earthquake but hadn't received any reports of damage.
Kelly Kievian at the Morgan Hill Glass Co. said he didn't feel a thing and nothing in his shop was damaged.
Patty Delarose at the Morgan Hill Chamber of Commerce felt the quake, but said she hadn't heard any problems associated with it.
Caltrain spokeswoman Christine Dunn said the quake had not caused any delays and all trains were running on schedule.
Location of Morgan Hill within California.A light earthquake, measured at a magnitude of 4.3, struck the San Francisco, California region at 10:40 AM Pacific Standard Time (PST) on Monday morning. The earthquake was described as "short, but strong" by a dispatcher for the Morgan Hill Police Department. The quake was originally reported as having a magnitude of 4.4.

According to the US Geological survey, the epicentre of the quake was approximately eleven miles north of Morgan Hill, or about 16 miles southeast of San Jose.

No immediate damage has been reported, but Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) trains were delayed for five to ten minutes while inspectors searched for any damage.

The earthquake was felt as far away as Santa Rosa and Napa to the north and Soledad to the south.