A twister and a tremor shook separate corners of Pennsylvania just days apart, officials say. Surveyors with the National ...

Tuesday's 2.8 magnitude earthquake was strong enough to be noticed by locals despite Pennsylvania not being known for seismic ...

One of these faults is called the Ramapo Fault ... the state’s most active seismic region is Southeastern Pennsylvania, saying that earthquakes of less than 4.7 on the Richter Scale have been ...

The largest recorded earthquake in Pennsylvania occurred in Berks County ... In California, Caruso said the rocks underground are broken up by faults and are not felt very far from the epicenter.

Earthquakes aren't foreign to Pennsylvania, but retired Millersville ... nor are there any fault lines. Also, the depth of this earthquake was relatively deep. The USGS reported a 26.7-kilometer ...

Areas in Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts ... how stresses accumulate and evolve and how earthquakes are triggered." Active faults harder to identify on the East Coast, USGS says ...

So, with so few faults in the state, why are earthquakes — ever so rarely ... South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Kansas and — you guessed it — Michigan able to feel the shaking.

SO A LOT OF PEOPLE, FORT An earthquake happened Friday morning on the East Coast of the U.S., and WGAL viewers across South-Central Pennsylvania reported feeling it.USGS reported a quake northeast ...