3.5 quake hits Inland Empire

By ABC7
ANZA, Calif. The 3.5 magnitude quake was centered about six miles north of Anza, a remote area of Riverside County.

Eyewitness News viewers in Hemet and San Jacinto called the newsroom and said they felt the quake.

It was followed by at least four smaller aftershocks.

There have not been any reports of damage or injuries.

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