A 500-year-dormant fault in California just shook our view of how earthquakes form By Kat Eschner / Published October 24, 2019
Neighborhood Unknowingly Destroys “Iconic” Earthquake Science Spot By Ryan F. Mandelbaum / Published July 6, 2016
For Two Weeks, This California Town Has Averaged One Earthquake Per Hour By Mary Beth Griggs / Published October 28, 2015
Rocks’ Balancing Act Gives New Insight Into Earthquakes By Mary Beth Griggs / Published August 6, 2015
Japan’s 2011 Earthquake Happened In An Area Considered Low-Risk. Where’s Next? By Rebecca Boyle / Published January 10, 2013
Why Aren’t We Afraid Of A Tsunami Hitting San Francisco? By Dan Nosowitz / Published December 8, 2012
A 7.1 Earthquake Rattles the Central American Morning; Could’ve Been A Lot Worse! By Stuart Fox / Published May 29, 2009