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| Quake strikes in central Calif. Coastal area, widely felt but no damage Washington Post A moderate earthquake shook California's central coastal area early Saturday. The quake was widely felt in the region but there were no immediate reports of any injuries or damages. The US Geological Survey says the magnitude 4.6 quake struck at 12:18 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| At New Madrid Fault, Shaky Guesses On Next Quake NPR The New Madrid earthquakes broke up rock like this section of rock face, which was later filled with sand. This photo, from Mississippi County, Mo., was taken in 1904. The magnitude-5.8 earthquake that rattled the eastern US on Tuesday took everyone ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| FCC: Emergency phone systems worked as planned after earthquake The Hill (blog) By Brendan Sasso - 08/27/11 07:00 AM ET Although wireless networks were jammed following Tuesday's East Coast earthquake, there were no reports of problems with public safety communications, according to a preliminary assessment by the Federal ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Twin Takeover, Taxing the Poor, and an East Coast Earthquake: The week's most ... Slate Magazine "Is Washington as Earthquake-Proof as Los Angeles? No," by Brian Palmer. Alright, jaded Los Angelenos, mock the East Coast residents all you want for the hysteria that followed Tuesday's earthquake. But perhaps the quake-virgins had a valid reason to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| After quake, tennis tourney prepares for hurricane BusinessWeek By PAT EATON-ROBB The New Haven Open, which was forced to evacuate earlier this week when an earthquake swayed the Connecticut Tennis Center Stadium, has moved up its championship match in an effort to avoid problems with Hurricane Irene. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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