BRIAN NELSON, CNN ANCHOR: Well, people are cleaning up this Sunday in northern California following a moderate, early-morning earthquake there. The magnitude 5.2 quake jolted many residents from their beds in California's Napa Valley, north of San Francisco. CNN's Greg LeFevre has more from the city of Napa. Hi again, Greg.</s>GREG LEFEVRE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hello, Brian. It's been a shaking day here in northern California. Earthquake country has really come to life. And while a number of businesses such as this one have simply boarded up and decided to quit for the day, a lot of folks -- attention is being redrawn, if you will, to the fate of a 5-year-old youngster who suffered a serious injury overnight. The young child, who has not been identified, suffered a serious head injury and a broken pelvis, and was airlifted to Oakland Childrens Hospital, that is some 45-50 miles from here. The child underwent some significant surgery there at Childrens Hospital earlier today, and is now reported out of surgery. He remains in critical condition. The family has asked that no other details be released about the youngster and his fate. This youngster is one of three people who were seriously injured in last night's earthquake. In the meantime, a number of people have been displaced from their homes. Shelters have been set up, one of them housing an estimated 76 people who have been driven from their homes for one reason or another. Some of these people are residents of a 16-unit apartment complex that has been rendered non-habitable for the time being. That building suffering some damage to its exterior apparently related to some brickwork that has broken loose on the outside of the house. A number of homes have been damaged here, but not as severely as some of the businesses, as we see. Damage to homes is limited to items inside the home, usually pictures coming off of walls, antiques off of shelves, and that -- also chimneys breaking away from holes. The injury toll here is some 40-plus people, and is not expected to climb later on today. Greg LeFevre, CNN, reporting live in Napa, California.</s>NELSON: Thanks, Greg.
Napa Valley Residents Clean up After Moderate Quake