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Magnitude 5.6 quake rattles Northern California

Magnitude 5.6 earthquake shakes Northern California, hitting Mendocino County

A magnitude 5.6 earthquake hit Mendocino County on Wednesday morning, knocking out electricity and shaking a wide swath of Northern California, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

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Magnitude-5.6 earthquake shakes parts of Northern California

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Magnitude 5.6 earthquake felt across Northern California, USGS says

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5.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Northern California. What to know

A 5.6 magnitude earthquake rattled parts of Northern California early Wednesday, according to the United States Geological Survey.

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Mendocino Co.: Update: 5.6-Magnitude Quake, 2.5 Aftershock North Of Redwood Valley

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Magnitude 5.6 earthquake strikes Northern California, triggering widespread shaking

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Magnitude 5.6 earthquake strikes Northern California, triggering multiple aftershocks and widespread shaking

The U.S. Geological Survey said that the earthquake struck at 8:10 a.m. PT, about 7 miles north of Redwood Valley at a depth of about 5 miles.

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June 24: Earthquake of 2.2 magnitude registered close to Redwood Valley, CA

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5.6 magnitude quake rocks Northern California

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California is primed for a ‘large earthquake’, says study

The area is seeing record-breaking levels of stress.

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The ‘earthquake gate’ stopping a San Andreas disaster is under its highest stress in 1,000 years

Record stress along the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults could trigger a major earthquake around Los Angeles.

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Two SoCal faults haven’t experienced a major earthquake near LA in over a century – is ‘the Big One’ next?

Stress levels beneath Southern California’s two most dangerous fault systems have climbed to their highest in at least 1,000 years, prompting fresh concerns that the long-feared “Big One” may be drawing closer.

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Why the stress building on California's faults could result in a major quake

Researchers analyzed 1,000 years of paleoseismic data, or a reconstruction of past tectonic activity.

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San Andreas Fault stress hits 1,000-year high in Southern California

New research finds the San Andreas and San Jacinto fault systems are in a “critically loaded” state, with stress levels that could support large earthquakes.

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San Andreas Fault Hits 1,000-Year Stress Peak: Cajon Pass Gate Threatens Joint Rupture

San Andreas Fault earthquake risk hits a 1,000-year high, with a new physics-based model finding stress at record levels on both the San Andreas and San Jacinto systems — and Cajon Pass now aligned in the configuration that precedes cross-fault ruptures affecting Los Angeles,