earthquake

New York saw its third earthquake this month, reminding residents that tremors aren’t as rare as they think.

Did you feel it? A small 2.6-magnitude earthquake shook upstate New York late Monday. Shallow quakes are felt stronger, and the region has a history of tremors.

While most were sound asleep, Central New York felt a little jolt. A small quake hit the area last week.

Parts of New York were rattled by two earthquakes just days apart. A 3.0 magnitude quake hit near Hasbrouck Heights on August 2, followed by a 2.7 near Hillsdale on August 5 — both shaking areas just miles from Central Park.

An earthquake struck near Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, shaking areas just miles from New York City. The tremors were felt as far away as Rochester and even near the Canadian border, surprising many with its wide reach.

Did you feel it? An earthquake shook parts of New York.

An earthquake has struck the East Coast for the third time in a little over a week—this time in Upstate New York.

A sizeable earthquake erupted along the New England coastline, sending tremors throughout the region and into parts of the Empire State.

Three earthquakes 15 minutes apart hit parts of Upstate New York and New Jersey.

A morning earthquake shook parts of Upstate New York. Did you feel it? It struck just north of the Adirondack Mountains over the Canadian border.