This earthquake is larger than much of the recent seismic activity around western Washington, per initial reports.

The 3.9 magnitude earthquake hit at 4:18 p.m. on the Olympic Peninsula, according to the United States Geological Survey.

Thursday's morning earthquake follows several other seismic events that have shaken western Washington. A 3.4 magnitude ...

While predicted to hit in cycles between 300 and 700 years, it is not the only type of earthquake to worry about, Nissen ...

Sometimes we go a longer period without them.” Many earthquakes in Washington state are linked to the motion of the Juan de Fuca Plate and the North American Continental Plate moving against ...

Residents across Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland have been noticing increased earthquake activity recently, but ...

Unlike what would happen with the Big One, the two earthquakes most recently felt in southwest B.C. were on faults that 'we ...

Sometimes we go a longer period without them.” Many earthquakes in Washington state are linked to the motion of the Juan de Fuca Plate and the North American Continental Plate moving against ...