A magnitude 3.0 earthquake struck Hasbrouck Heights in New Jersey late Saturday night, sending tremors across parts of New York City.

If the earthquake triggered memories of last year's big shake there are some key differences. Last year's earthquake centered near Tewksbury, New Jersey, was a magnitude 4.8. That's almost 20 times stronger than Saturday night's earthquake.

A 3.0 magnitude earthquake in Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, was felt in the New York metropolitan area on Saturday night.

A mild 3.0 earthquake shook Hasbrouck Heights Saturday night, rattling homes but causing no damage, as residents from New Jersey to New York reported feeling the tremor.

A relatively mild, 3.0 magnitude earthquake shook the New York metropolitan area Saturday night. Here’s what to know. The earthquake hit in the New Jersey suburb of Hasbrouck Heights at about 10:18 p.

A small 3.0-magnitude earthquake was felt near New York City on Saturday night but left no reports of injuries or structural damage.

The U.S. Geological Survey confirmed a 3.0 magnitude earthquake rocked Hasbrouck Heights in Bergen County, New Jersey at around 10:15 p.m. on Saturday​.

The 3.0-magnitude earthquake that shook the East Coast comes a year and a half after a 4.8-magnitude quake shocked New York City and its surroundings

An earthquake rocked New Jersey late Saturday night — luckily, though, fairly softly. It was reported to be a magnitude 3 quake, generally considered to be a minor, “low energy event” that would not be extremely noticeable or cause extensive damage.

ABC News Meteorologist Somara Theodore reports on the small earthquake that rattled parts of the New York City area Saturday night. Plus, the air quality alerts affecting major American cities.