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(KERO) — An earthquake shook the California-Nevada border early Wednesday evening.
According to the United States United States Geological Survey, the 4.8 magnitude quake hit about 4:30 p.m. between White Mountain in Death Valley National Park, about 24 miles east of Big Pine, California.
The USGS shows that over 150 reportedly felt the earthquake that struck at a depth of about 7 miles.
At this time there are no reports of any damage as the epicenter was in a mostly remote location.
