honestly I’ve lived here my whole life and people still feel as warm in the valley! i will say people at this time were a bit more well spoken though 😭
I was looking to moving into the building that collapsed 😥😓 but my mother kept asking me to move closer to her, thank GOD that I listened to her cause I wanted a first floor apartment and I would have been crushed along with my husband and two little girls if we had moved in... May the people who died there rest in peace 😢😢😇
My wife (at the time) and I looked into moving there a few years before the quake. So scary. I was living near Chatsworth High when the quake hit. It was really really bad.
Where the tractor trailer and two cars are up in the air....wow! I remember seeing that on TV and imagined “How would that feel to be up there like that?”. It’s a miracle that nobody was at the spots where the highway collapsed.
Now that I think of it, I don’t remember how they were rescued… I don’t remember if a helicopter landed there or whether they used fire ladders or how it actually happened - that must’ve been an incredibly eerie feeling - glad they e were saved.
A weird thing that happened to my wife and I - we just happened to be at the Improv the night before, leaving late and getting on the Santa Monica Fwy at 1:30 am...3 hours later all hell breaks loose, with the SM Fwy losing one of the overpasses we were on...
Thank God Am alive I went through this Northridge earthquake I lived in Alhambra upstairs in my apartment at the time as child shook me up scary experience can’t imagine the other people going through trauma and injuries so sad and heartbreaking.😞
The Northridge Hospital had "baby aprons" made for NICU patients evacuation. They used them in this quake. A perfect pocket for each baby, a place for IV bags and nurses carrying oxygen tanks. Each nurse could carry 6 babies if necessary. It was successful! All babies were evaluated to a safe hospital.
Me too! I was only 9 and I swear it traumatized me! The aftershocks alone made me a nervous wreck because the apartments next door had completely crumbled. I was so scared to go to bed at night.
I was 8 going on 9 years old when it happened. I lived in K-twin and the roof and ceiling cracked. We had to evacuate to the curb of the apartment. It was wild
I was 5 years old. This was the only powerful I ever experienced and man it was very shaky and scary. I was born in La and I was living in Maywood at the time.
There’s was a lot of UFO activity the night before and the morning after the earthquake hit. My family was a witness to the ufo phenomenon, they were very low towards the Topanga mountains.
🙏🏾👼🏾MAY YAHUAH MY HEAVENLY FATHER BLESS YOU ALL,KEEP YOU ALL,GUIDE YOU ALL,PROTECT YOU ALL AT ALL TIMES IN THE NAME OF YAHUSHA HA'MASHIACH MY MESSIAH I PRAY🎤HALLELUYAH🎸SHALUM FAMILY🙏🏾😇
I remember this all too well. I lived in Northridge and was getting ready for work when all hell broke lose. Ill never forget that.
Damn that was a crazy day lived a couple miles from epicenter. The shaking was so violent.
Omg the last sentence 😪😪😪 Sad and humbling reality. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yeah that last comment is just heartbreaking
PEOPLE were so different then... much warmer than now
honestly I’ve lived here my whole life and people still feel as warm in the valley! i will say people at this time were a bit more well spoken though 😭
I was looking to moving into the building that collapsed 😥😓 but my mother kept asking me to move closer to her, thank GOD that I listened to her cause I wanted a first floor apartment and I would have been crushed along with my husband and two little girls if we had moved in... May the people who died there rest in peace 😢😢😇
My wife (at the time) and I looked into moving there a few years before the quake. So scary. I was living near Chatsworth High when the quake hit. It was really really bad.
Where the tractor trailer and two cars are up in the air....wow! I remember seeing that on TV and imagined “How would that feel to be up there like that?”. It’s a miracle that nobody was at the spots where the highway collapsed.
Now that I think of it, I don’t remember how they were rescued… I don’t remember if a helicopter landed there or whether they used fire ladders or how it actually happened - that must’ve been an incredibly eerie feeling - glad they e were saved.
The older couple had me emotional. “Golden years cause we’re lucky to be alive” 😪🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙏🏽💕💕💕
I was 7 years old when the 94 earthquake happened. I lived in Reseda......scariest moment of my life
A weird thing that happened to my wife and I - we just happened to be at the Improv the night before, leaving late and getting on the Santa Monica Fwy at 1:30 am...3 hours later all hell breaks loose, with the SM Fwy losing one of the overpasses we were on...
Thank God Am alive I went through this Northridge earthquake I lived in Alhambra upstairs in my apartment at the time as child shook me up scary experience can’t imagine the other people going through trauma and injuries so sad and heartbreaking.😞
ive driven and still drive that ramp that collapsed in half going thru santa clarita valley. its so fun riding this area until seeing this.
The Northridge Hospital had "baby aprons" made for NICU patients evacuation. They used them in this quake. A perfect pocket for each baby, a place for IV bags and nurses carrying oxygen tanks. Each nurse could carry 6 babies if necessary. It was successful! All babies were evaluated to a safe hospital.
I was only 9 years old but I remember this quake. I live near L.A.
Maria Acuna Heck yeah I remember this quake to I still live here didn't scare me off!
I remember too, I was 10 years old... I remember we camped outside, scared going inside the house cause of the aftershocks lol
Me too! I was only 9 and I swear it traumatized me! The aftershocks alone made me a nervous wreck because the apartments next door had completely crumbled. I was so scared to go to bed at night.
I was 8 going on 9 years old when it happened. I lived in K-twin and the roof and ceiling cracked. We had to evacuate to the curb of the apartment. It was wild
I was 6, and remember all of it.
I remember feeling the quake all the way in Ridgecrest.
The last words of the lady before video end 😭💔
I know :/
I was 5 years old. This was the only powerful I ever experienced and man it was very shaky and scary. I was born in La and I was living in Maywood at the time.
I was in it....horrible!
Ditto. Getting out of the house was difficult and scary. I left California after that.
Was living in garden Grove California At That Time
I know this doesn't have anything to do with this quake but my oldest sister passed away a month later on February 17, 1994 at age 13 from leukemia.
On Monday January 17th 1994 On MLK Day a 6.7 Magnitude Earthquake in Northridge California to mark the 29th Anniversary
That was the scariest earthquake ever I was in middle school when it happened
I can't imagine that the road in front of me suddenly disappears while driving in a car...
I pulled row after row of ibm 3420s out of great western bank
Lived in a third floor apt in Torrance at the time , scariest moment of my life
I lived in LA for ten yrs. I learned to just put on my sea legs and ride it out like nothing's happening. 😆
There’s was a lot of UFO activity the night before and the morning after the earthquake hit. My family was a witness to the ufo phenomenon, they were very low towards the Topanga mountains.
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What do you mean..?
🙏🏾👼🏾MAY YAHUAH MY HEAVENLY FATHER BLESS YOU ALL,KEEP YOU ALL,GUIDE YOU ALL,PROTECT YOU ALL AT ALL TIMES IN THE NAME OF YAHUSHA HA'MASHIACH MY MESSIAH I PRAY🎤HALLELUYAH🎸SHALUM FAMILY🙏🏾😇
Felt it in Carlsbad in San Diego while doing Security outside.
This earthquake is the reason I live on a second floor apartment. Ya never know in so cal
Anyone know who the reporter is at 4:13? He’s familiar, but I’m blanking...
Gordon Takamatsu
Sad
Why is Christian Bale in the thumbnail?
The El Cortez is still around today. They rebuilt it all.
I wish there wasn't earthquakes but oh well we have to deal with them.