Earthquakes Rattle Inland Empire: Did You Feel Them?

CABAZON, CA— At least one over 3.0 magnitude earthquake struck with an epicenter near Cabazon, California, in Riverside County on Monday, according to the United States Geological Survey. Seismologists are studying a second event that struck about 30 seconds later, according to CalTech, which is actively reviewing the data.

"There were two earthquakes in that area," Gabrielle Tepp told Patch. "The first one was completely reviewed, with a final magnitude of 3.0." Seismologists were reviewing data from the second temblor and expected it would be reduced in size, she said.

This, days after two 3.0 magnitude quakes struck nearby Banning Friday.

The first of the two reported quakes occurred at 11:28 a.m. and was estimated at 6.6 miles in depth when it struck.

The second reported quake occurred about 30 seconds later, recorded at a depth of 6.5 miles.

The quake rattled nearby residents in Banning, Beaumont, Hemet and Cathedral City. Inland Empire residents in Victorville, Yucaipa, Ontario, and Riverside also felt the earthquake, according to initial "Did You Feel It" reports.

Over 100 quakes, the majority under 2.0 in magnitude, have been felt across the region in July, according to the USGS database.

This quake was felt by those nearby, and little to no damage was reported. Also, no injuries were reported as a result of today's quake.

This is a developing report, and additional information will be added as it is received.

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