Southern California was rocked by another strong aftershock from the Mexicali earthquake.<\/p>\n
The 5.3 earthquake struck about 32 miles south of Mexicali at about 9:44 a.m. It was one of hundreds of aftershocks that have occurred since Sunday’s temblor.<\/p>\n
The quake was felt in<\/a> Orange, San Diego and Los Angeles counties as well as the Inland Empire. No damage has been reported.<\/p>\n Most of the aftershocks have been minor — in the 3 magnitude or less. The death toll from Sunday’s quake stands at two. More — Shelby Grad<\/p>\n
\nBut there have been a handful of aftershocks that registered more than 5.0, and
\ndozens in the 4 range, according
\nto the U.S. Geological Survey.<\/a><\/p>\n
\nthan 230 people were injured. The quake, centered about 30 miles south
\nof the border, caused 45 buildings in Baja California to collapse or
\npartly collapse, authorities said.<\/p>\n