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Several minor earthquakes well offshore have lightly shaken some Southern California coastal communities. -
A strong earthquake rocked the Los Angeles area Thursday, swaying buildings in a wide area including West Los Angeles, Burbank and Woodland Hills. -
The annual Great California ShakeOut Drill will be held Thursday, with nearly a million San Diegans joining people across the state — and around the world — as they drop, cover and hold to practice their readiness for a major earthquake. -
The organization said they need shelter and case workers ready to deploy to Florida and Texas. -
KPBS Midday EditionEarthquakes are something Californians have felt and have feared for decades. Now, a new book is warning that Earthquakes aren't just a California problem. -
The county unveiled a new interactive online "Know Your Hazards" map that pinpoints disaster risks at your location. -
The nuclear waste stored at San Onofre may eventually move to New Mexico. Southern California Edison’s Community Engagement Panel meets Thursday night in Laguna Hills to focus on the latest developments in interim storage options for nuclear waste. -
The cluster of magnitude 3s and 2s is not necessarily a precursor to a big one, said geologist Pat Abbott. The activity is more likely the continuation of tectonic plates pulling apart. -
New research suggests oil drilling decades ago may have triggered earthquakes in the Los Angeles region, including the 1933 quake that killed more than 100 people. -
Thousands of San Diegans dropped, covered and held on at 10:20 a.m. Thursday during the Great California Shakeout earthquake drill.
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