Seismologist and scientist in charge of the Pasadena office of the US Geological Survey
Seismologist and scientist in charge of the Pasadena office of the US Geological SurveyPROFILE
Susan Hough
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FROM Susan Hough
Which Way, L.A.?
Earthquake Centered Near Chino Hills Measures 5.4 The Los Angeles region was hit with a moderate 5.4 earthquake this morning. It rattled windows for miles but apparently caused no serious damage. The quake was centered east of downtown in Chino Hills. How prepared is the city for a major earthquake?
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