The Napa Earthquake occurred on August 24, 2014, with a magnitude of 6.0. The epicenter was located near the city of Napa, California, and it struck at 3:20 AM local time. The earthquake caused significant damage to buildings, roads, and infrastructure in the surrounding areas, particularly in Napa and American Canyon. In addition to structural damage, the earthquake resulted in injuries to over 200 people, though there were no fatalities. Emergency services responded quickly, and recovery efforts began soon after. The event highlighted the importance of earthquake preparedness in California, a region known for its seismic activity.