Data shows parts of the state may be overdue for a major earthquake. But here's the catch: We can't predict exactly when or where it will happen. Moses Small breaks down how it all works.

The U.S. Geological Survey reports that the earthquake's epicenter was about 35 miles south of Whites City, New Mexico.

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But I’ve lived here my entire life. As a people, Asians are used to having earthquakes throughout Asia. It’s pretty routine ...

The stresses at those plates are high, or pulling apart, or sliding next to each other, like the San Andreas fault is a plate ...

I don’t know when the next earthquake is coming. No one does. Uncertainty is at the heart of preparing for a natural disaster.

For many people, “earthquake in California” equates to the San Andreas fault. The 5.2 was not on the San Andreas, but on the Elsinore fault, part of the San Andreas transform fault system.