Yes Mark there was data! Lots and lots of it - They are going to be installing an additional 40 sites in Northern California and I'm in a conversation with them to maybe have Long Beach City College Geology students/Club do a site down here to get southern cal started on the road to monitoring.

I'm not sure how I found it... I think while I was trying to chase down data for the 6 ULF sites in california - I keep hoing to find their data out there in cyberspace :-) - I think I've been there before but the site seems to have been re-worked.

To look at their data - go to this page:
http://www.earthquaketracker.com/monitor/stationmap.html

Click on any green circle and then choose a date.

Canie