Seismic symphonies of minor earthquakes may affect grand movements on major faults.

California's San Andreas Fault is capable of triggering a massive earthquake. Here's what to know about this famous location ...

With nearly four dozen faults in the region stretching from Napa to Monterey, the San Francisco Bay Area has a 72% chance of a major quake registering 6.7 magnitude or higher by 2043, USGS ...

Many of California's faults, including the southern portion of the San Andreas, are overdue, Mouslopoulou said. She and her colleagues wanted to compare this overdue pattern to the patterns in ...

What stands out in the findings is that about 45% of California’s faults are classified as overdue, meaning the period since the last major rupture is significantly longer than the average ...

New study reveals 45% of California's major faults are behind schedule for major earthquakes, raising alarm over Los Angeles' seismic readiness ...

With nearly four dozen faults in the region stretching from Napa to Monterey, the San Francisco Bay Area has a 72% chance of a major quake registering 6.7 magnitude or higher by 2043, USGS ...

With all the Bay Area faults, Allen said his research shows there's a "two-in-three chance" the Big One could be soon. "We're overdue for a recurrence," Allen said. The last major earthquake in ...

With nearly four dozen faults in the region stretching from Napa to Monterey, the San Francisco Bay Area has a 72% chance of a major quake registering 6.7 magnitude or higher by 2043, USGS ...

Southern California Edison’s admission that its equipment may have ignited the Hurst fire in the San Fernando Valley on Jan.