Did you feel it? Mild quake strikes west of Borrego Springs

by Kathryn RoebuckJuly 11, 2025

A mild earthquake rattled the eastern reaches of San Diego County late Thursday afternoon.

The 3.6-magnitude temblor struck at 4:16 p.m., centered about three miles west of Borrego Springs and roughly 30 miles east-northeast of Ramona, according to the

U.S. Geological Survey.

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Representatives of Cal Fire and the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office said they had received no reports of damage or any other problems caused by the quake.

Kathryn Roebuck

Kathryn Roebuck is an experienced journalist specializing in crime news, finance, and U.S. current affairs. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to delivering clear, accurate reporting, Kathryn provides insightful coverage that keeps readers informed about the issues that matter most. Her expertise spans complex financial topics, breaking crime stories, and in-depth analysis of national news trends, making her a trusted voice for audiences seeking reliable and engaging news. Based in the United States, Kathryn combines thorough research with compelling storytelling to bring clarity and context to today's fast-paced news landscape.

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