A KGTV reporter tweeted there were no casualties in the crash.

A witness told KGTV, "I was pretty close to it … I heard like a pop and a whistle. And right when I looked up is when I saw the pilot eject."

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The military has confirmed the jet was stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in Yuma, Arizona. It went down around 4:20 p.m. (Via KGTV)

The U.S. Marine Corps said in a statement the pilot was ejected safely and taken to a nearby hospital for evaluation. It wasn't immediately clear if any civilians were injured.

According to the Yuma Sun, this is the 10th time a Harrier has crashed in southwest Arizona or southeastern California since 1996.

And it's the second out of  Miramar in less than a month. In May, a Harrier went down on tribal lands just south of Phoenix. The pilot in that crash ejected safely with only minor injuries. (Via KNXV)

Miramar officials told local outlets they're assessing the scene to determine the cause of the crash.