Earthquake shakes high-rise under construction with workers on top level

How ShakeAlert Warns California About Earthquakes - Overpasses For America

Millions of people across Southern California learned about a 5.2-magnitude earthquake that hit San Diego County on Monday not from their windows rattling or their picture frames clattering, but from a noisy alert on their mobile phones seconds before the shaking started. The urgent messages — advising people to “drop, cover, hold on. Protect yourself” — were created with a tool from the United States Geological Survey known as ShakeAlert. The s…

Earthquake shakes high-rise under construction with workers on top level

By Perla Shaheen Click here for updates on this story     SAN DIEGO, California (KGTV) — One of the worst places to be when an earthquake hits is hundreds of feet off the ground, hanging off the side of a partially constructed apartment complex. “Were you worried about your life?” “Yea, yea, everybody was,” said Reggie Novenario, a construction worker downtown. “Because we didn’t know what it was.” Novenario was operating one of the exterior ele…

Homes, offices, parks, and even the iconic San Diego Zoo, California, were struck to death this Monday. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) recorded an earthquake with an epicenter four kilometers south of Julian after 10 a.m., followed by a dozen replicas.]]>

Shaking Awake: 5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles San Diego and Surrounding Areas

Southern California got a rude awakening Tuesday morning when a magnitude 5.2 earthquake shook the region, with the epicenter hitting just northeast of Pine Valley, about 10 miles east of San Diego. The tremor struck around 5:42 a.m., just before sunrise, and was felt across a wide area—including San Diego, Riverside, Orange County, and even parts of Los Angeles. It only lasted a few seconds, but for many people, those seconds were filled with c…

5.2-magnitude SoCal earthquake triggers ShakeAlert warnings to countless cell phones

A 5.2-magnitude earthquake rumbled through Southern California Monday morning, causing minor damage in areas outside San Diego and triggering ShakeAlert warnings to countless cell phones.

San Diego City Administration Building evacuated after 5.2 magnitude earthquake

Related Video: San Diego County Administration Center evacuated due to magnitude 5.2 earthquake SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) -- An earthquake rattled San Diego County Monday morning, prompting some local government buildings to close to ensure the safety of staff. A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck near Julian in eastern San Diego County Monday morning, shaking much of Southern California. Some North County train services canceled or delayed after…