‘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 ...
5.1-magnitude earthquake hits West Texas, tremors felt as far as Austin, DFW
A 5.1-magnitude earthquake rocked West Texas Monday night, with tremors felt as far as Austin, DFW. Ties as fifth-strongest ...
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West Texas earthquake: Woman describes what she felt in North Austin
One of the largest earthquakes on record in the state of Texas rocked parts of West Texas on Monday night. The powerful 5.1 ...
L.A. rattled by two more earthquakes north of Malibu
Two small earthquakes struck north of Malibu on Monday morning, just four days after a magnitude 4.7 quake was reported in ...
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What are the largest earthquakes in California’s history?
News has broken of the most recent quake, a 4.7 on the Malibu coast, but it does little to reach the list of the biggest natural shakeups we’ve seen in the state. The Fort Tejon earthquake is ...
Early warning system alerts over 129,000 before 4.7 earthquake
Thanks to the effective implementation of a national early warning system, over 129,000 residents received timely alerts ...
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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 catastrophe.
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Does an increase in earthquake activity mean the ‘big one’ is coming? Seismologists say no
When a rapid succession of earthquakes occurs, like it has in recent weeks, it always brings the same conversation to office water coolers across California: Is the “big one” coming?