MOUNT RAINIER, Wash. - Dozens of small earthquakes rumbled at Mount Rainier on Tuesday morning. More than 70 were recorded, ...

A stronger earthquake struck the Csongrád region on Saturday night. According to the Kövesligethy Radó Seismological ...

Santa Rosa City Schools campuses are being transformed this summer, but two campuses must undergo required earthquake studies ...

Tsunamis pose a risk to the entirety of the California coast. But should a major one strike, how bad could it be?

What do scientists know about earthquakes in advance? Scientists have a good idea of where earthquakes are likely to occur, "but we can't predict when they'll occur,” USGS seismologist Will Yeck said.

Earthquakes with a magnitude of 1 are very common and generally can't be felt, while earthquakes with a magnitude of 10 occur extremely rarely and can cause catastrophic damage.

The risk of earthquakes causing structural damage is minimal,” he stated. While minor earthquakes in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh may raise concerns, scientific analyses indicate that they do ...

Quick facts about earthquakes Where the most earthquakes happen: The Pacific "Ring of Fire," where many tectonic plates meet The biggest earthquake ever recorded: A magnitude 9.5 earthquake in ...

While 7.0 earthquakes are rare, they — and thousands of weaker ones — happen on a regular basis off the Humboldt coast near Ferndale, south of Eureka, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Naturally, one of the most frequently asked questions is where do earthquakes occur the most often? The Pacific Ring of Fire is where approximately 90 percent of the natural disasters occur.

If you live in southern California, then it would come as no surprise that the ground could start shaking at any time. That’s because this part of the country is prone to earthquakes. But it might ...