Earthquake Today: San Diego hit by a strong earthquake of 5.2 scope; No major damage reported | Today news

South California experienced an earthquake of 5.2 near Julian, east of San Diego, around 9am, while the tremor rattled the region, the authorities confirmed that there were no immediate reports about damage or injuries. The earthquake occurred at 10:08 a.m. local time, according to the US geological recording, with his epicenter near Julian, a mountain village in San Diego County (representative file photo), a 5.2 earthquake hit in Southern California on Monday morning, but officials did not confirm major damage or injuries. According to the US geological survey, the earthquake occurred at 10:08 a.m. local time, with its epicenter near Julian, a mountain village in San Diego County, known for his apple pie stores. The tremor of the earthquake was felt as far as Los Angeles County, about 120 kilometers (193 kilometers) in the north. Although the shaking was significant, it did not cause serious damage. Local companies have experienced minor disruptions. Students were evacuated as a precaution at nearby schools, and students were evacuated as a precaution. Captain Thomas is shooting from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection for San Diego County said: “There was a lot of shaken and driven around, but fortunately everything seems to be normal again.” He was warned by the ShakeAlert system before he felt the tremor himself. Schoolchildren were escorted out of the buildings as a safety measure, although no injuries were reported. San Diego County Sheriff’s Department reported no immediate injuries or significant damage. California governor Gavin Newsom was informed of the situation. His office confirmed that civil servants are coordinating with local first respondents to assess any possible damage or infrastructure impact. Seismic activity in the region took place at a depth of 13.4 kilometers near the Elsinore error zone, one of the busiest seismic areas in California. The region regularly experiences earthquakes, and this latest event is just another reminder of the ongoing seismic risks in the area. First published: 14 Apr 2025, 23:16 IST