Earthquake Measuring 6.9 Strikes Gulf of California Off Mexico, USGS Says

A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck the Gulf of California, sending shockwaves that were felt more than 680 miles away in San Diego. There were no immediate reports of injury.

The temblor, which hit at 11:53 a.m. Pacific Coast time, was centered off-shore about 100 miles east of the resort town of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, the U.S. Geological Survey said in a statement on its... read the whole story.

California Earthquake ShakeOut - Don't Freak Out!

This IReporter traveled to the most dangerous fault in California, The San Andreas, and to The San Bernardino County Museum in Redlands to file this report for CNN on the 2nd Annual Great California Shake Out.

Watch the video as Mr Mealey takes viewers thorough the fault zone as it crosses the 15 Freeway in the Cajon Pass, the location is about 35 miles from his home. He also takes us to one of the most dangerous freeway interchanges in California, the 215 / 10 Interchange near Redlands. The San Jacinto Fault, a offshoot of the San Andreas, lies right under this overpass.

The report concludes at the location that will be hosting one of the main events, The San Bernardino County Museum. Hundreds of school children, emergency responders, geologists, politicians, and the public will gather to conduct one of the largest earthquake drills ever practiced. Read the whole article:

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-505561?ref=feeds%2Foncnn

I feel Earth Vibrating, Did You Feel That?

waves flowed yesterday, not strong enough that I felt that I should log, but happened throughout the whole day.

Earth Vibes

Movement a few times today, bouncing energy 1158pm up and down.