Hello! My name is Ada Tseng, and I work on the utility journalism team at the L.A. Times. Welcome to Week 5 of Unshaken, our newsletter guide to earthquake readiness and resilience. We’re ...

Ready.gov, a United States government run website, has a series of tips to warn about the severity of earthquakes and how you can take the necessary steps to plan for an emergency.

Know the school’s emergency plan, and keep your kids’ emergency release cards up to date. Designate a person outside your area (at least 100 miles away) as a message contact .

From earthquake alerts to emergency kits and insurance, here's what to consider before, during and after the shaking Published October 17, 2019 • Updated on January 16, 2021 at 7:55 am BOOKMARKER ...

Make an earthquake emergency plan and memorize it. Sign up for earthquake alerts. Get an emergency radio like this one from FosPower. Prepare your home and get a gas and water shutoff tool.

Because earthquakes can strike at any time, experts like Kevin Dugan, Director of Emergency Management for UCSF Health in San Francisco, recommend having a home bag, a work bag, and a bag in your ...

REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. — National Preparedness Month is an observance each September to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time.

Oregon's new playbook for responding to a Cascadia earthquake that could claim as many as 25,000 people ... Oregon’s Office of Emergency Management has updated and revised its response plan, ...

A comprehensive disaster preparedness plan is essential to keeping calm tenants and minimal business disruptions during an unexpected disaster.

Neighborhoods across Washington are coming together to develop their own emergency plans for the Great Cascadia Earthquake that is expected to hit in our lifetime. Residents on the Key Peninsula ...