A 5.2 magnitude earthquake shook parts of California Monday, including some areas around Los Angeles and San Diego.
The quake was centered near the community of Julian, in the mountains about 45 miles northeast of San Diego. Several aftershocks followed.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake was capable of causing minor damage near its epicenter, but there were no immediate reports of any impacts or injuries.
Weak shaking was felt in Los Angeles and light to moderate shaking in San Diego, according to the USGS “felt it” map.
Local news outlet the Desert Sun said shaking was also felt in Palm Springs, and called it “one of the most intense quakes in recent memory.”