‘Eh, Whatever.’ Angelenos Shrug at Recent Quakes, Decades After the Last ‘Big One.’
It has been a generation since Los Angeles had a major earthquake disaster. Even in an active seismic year, many residents ...
From earthquakes to starquakes: Seismology research helps understand exoplanet migration
When Jared Bryan talks about his seismology research, it's with a natural finesse. He's a fifth-year Ph.D. student working ...
Record breaking number of earthquakes hit California this year. Can you guess how many?
"We've had a number of earthquakes since the beginning of the year," saidrobert de groot, shake-alert operations team lead for the u.S. Geological survey.No ki ...
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Seismologist Dr. Lucy Jones says this is most important to remember when earthquake strikes
Probably the most important thing is water,” Jones said, saying the water systems could become badly damaged after a ...
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Sunday Shivers: Unraveling the Mystery of Snoqualmie’s 2.5 Quake
The official report from the US Geological Survey site (USGS), is that folks in Snoqualmie experienced a magnitude 2.5 ...
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Earthquakes in Our Area
The magnitude 4.7 earthquake just north of Malibu on Sept. 12, and several aftershocks, added to what scientists have ...
Another earthquake rattles Southern California: Magnitude 3.7 quake registered in Los Angeles area
A preliminary magnitude 3.6 earthquake was registered near Los Angeles, California on Monday morning. The USGS reported the ...
3.6-magnitude earthquake rattles Malibu area
MALIBU, Calif. - A preliminary 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit the Malibu area early Monday morning, according to the U.S.
L.A. rattled by two more earthquakes north of Malibu
The first earthquake Monday, a magnitude 3.7 temblor, was reported at 4:22 a.m. about one mile north of Malibu just west of ...
L.A. rattled by three more small earthquakes north of Malibu
All three earthquakes were reported within the same general area north of Malibu where a magnitude 4.7 temblor had hit four ...
We used to be told to get under a doorway in an earthquake. Here’s why you shouldn’t
People often ask, ‘Do we still go in a doorway for an earthquake?’” Goldfarb said. Though it was “recommended quite some time ...