A minor earthquake struck in northern Queens early Tuesday, according to city officials.
The New York City Emergency Management said the earthquake, with a magnitude of 1.7, occurred about half a mile northeast of Astoria at 5:45 a.m.
The U.S. Geological Survey later confirmed the event was an earthquake.
Various authorities, including the city’s Department of Buildings, FDNY, NYPD, MTA, Con Edison and National Grid, reported no injuries, no impacts to transit, traffic or utility services, and no structural stability issues,
According to NYCEM, preliminary reports indicated there were no concerns regarding life safety or reported issues resulting from the earthquake.