The 2008 Great California ShakeOut scenario projected that a magnitude 7.8 earthquake (about the same size as the 1906 San Francisco quake) would claim 1,800 lives and cause $200 billion in damage.

"In a typical week, there is approximately a 1-in-10,000 chance of a magnitude 7+ earthquake on the southernmost San Andreas Fault. That probability is significantly elevated while swarm activity ...

San Andreas is a major fault, cutting through much of the length of the state. ... The San Bernardino basin lies between the two. Both San Andreas and San Jacinto are strike-slip faults.

A third earthquake has rocked San Bernardino after the area was hit by two others earlier, raising fears of a serious seismic incident on the San Andreas fault. The US Geological Survey reported ...

Further south, the section of the San Andreas between San Bernardino County and Imperial County hasn’t ruptured in a major way since about 1690. It’s pretty much impossible to say when the ...

It comes after a third earthquake rocked San Bernardino and the area was hit by two others, raising fears of a serious seismic incident on the San Andreas fault.

It started at San Bernardino city hall and went through the Cajon Pass all the way to Big Pines. Along the way, Jones described what an earthquake might be like along the San Andreas fault.

The San Andreas fault’s southernmost stretch has not ruptured since about 1680 — more than 330 years ago, scientists estimate. And a big earthquake happens on average in this area once every ...

In 1812, an earthquake rocked San Juan Capistrano in southern California, damaging buildings and killing 40 people.The quake, estimated at a magnitude 7.5, started along the 130-mile (210 km) ...

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (KABC) -- A 3.6-magnitude earthquake rattled San Bernardino - the third quake to hit the area Monday. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the latest quake struck around ...