A 4.4 magnitude earthquake shook Los Angeles on Monday, felt as far south as San Diego and east to Palm Springs. Experts have linked the quake to the Puente Hills thrust fault, a significant and potentially dangerous geological fault system in Southern California. While no major damage or injuries were reported, the quake caused considerable alarm among residents and was notably captured live on ESPN by anchor Malika Andrews, who was praised for her calm response during the broadcast. The recent seismic activity has raised concerns about the potential for a larger, more destructive earthquake in the region. The Puente Hills thrust fault is considered more hazardous than the San Andreas fault due to its location beneath densely populated areas.