Quake Swarm Rattles Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES, CA — A Magnitude 4.6 earthquake rattled Southern Californians out of bed Tuesday morning.

The jarring quake at 4:49 a.m. was epicentered about 8 miles north of Cabazon, according to the US Geological Survey. It was followed two minutes later by a second quake of a magnitude 3.2. Did you feel the quake?

The quake could be felt from the coast to the Inland Empire as far South as San Diego and north of Santa Clarita, according to the U.S.G.S. No one reported injuries of serious damage in the wake of the early moning quakes.

On Twitter, users from across Southern California reported being jolted awake. A woman in Pico Rivera in southeast L.A. County tweeted: "Wow the earthquake was all the way in Banning, I thought it was here."

City News Service contributed to this report. Image courtesy of the U.S.G.S.