[BenLurkin]

This map shows the California Borderland and its major tectonic features, as well as the locations of earthquakes greater than magnitude 5.5. The dashed box shows the area of the new study. Large arrows show relative plate motion for the Pacific-North America fault boundary

[Larry Lucido]

New beachfront property!

[grumpygresh]

Rick Wiles of Trunews had a lady on his show (5/7/15, 5/8/15), Mina Lee Grebin, who had a dream revealing a massive CA earthquake in September 2015 among other things.

[jjotto]

Pretty big (7.8 or more) earthquake off Japan a few hours ago. No tsunami anticipated.

[realcleanguy]

Those of us who have lived in California all our lives know this. We know of the offshore faults and the potential of Tsunamis. yes it can happen, but we can’t spend our who lives worrying about it. And, I don’t have property in a low lying coastal area. I find that irresponsible and illogical. Even the Native Americans that lives here years ago lived inland.

[rellimpank]

—waiting for someone to blame it on global warming—

[Maceman]

This article appearing at this time has to be part of the publicity/marketing campaign for the movie “San Andreas.”

[RayChuang88]

While this is a threat, an even bigger one is the subduction zone off the coast of Oregon and Washington. It’s that subduction that created all those volcanoes in the Cascade Mountains and why the coastline of Oregon and Washington are threatened by tsunamis the same way the coasts of Japan are.

[MeshugeMikey]

A VISIT by....

[ThomasThomas]

We have a couple of college interns that would like to feel a small quake before go back to school.

[SpaceBar]

Perfect timing with the movie San Andreas.

It will take their mind off the fact that 1 in 10 mexican nationals live there.