Even without a huge earthquake, the San Andreas Fault continues to move about two inches every year. Because of this, in millions of years, Los Angeles and San Francisco are predicted to be ...

California, long known for its seismic activity, is experiencing an alarming increase in geological shifts—and some fault ...

The San Andreas fault runs more than 800 miles through California ... high-paid IT professionals to move to the increasingly crowded Silicon Valley area, said Chris Saso, executive vice president ...

Rather, two plates move against each other, building up tension, then releasing the tension in a sudden and often violent jerk. This sudden jerk creates an earthquake. The San Andreas Fault is ...

the Paicines and San Andreas, could see some action. One concern on the East Bay fault specifically is that it is made of a combination of locked and creeping lines. While the creeping ones move, ...

About 4 minutes later, a magnitude 3.0 quake stuck in the same location near the San Andreas Fault. The quakes were east of California State University, San Bernardino, and were felt in Riverside ...