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A 5.7 quake Thursday night in Greenville ruptured a tank that supplies drinking water and sent items tumbling from store shelves.
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A 5.7 quake Thursday night in Greenville ruptured a tank that supplies drinking water and sent items tumbling from store shelves.
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An earthquake in far northeastern California was felt by thousands of people as far away as San Francisco.
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The San Francisco Bay Area is a region that is highly vulnerable to natural hazards like earthquakes, wildfires, and severe weather. ABC7 has gathered resources and tips to make it easier for your to access preparedness information all in one place.
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Daylight Saving Time is upon us on and that means a rough Monday for many people headed back to work this morning.
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Bay Area public safety officials are advising residents to use Daylight Saving Time as a time to also prepare for an emergency.
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From microclimates to changing patterns, ABC7's weather team explained what makes the Bay Area's climate so unique.
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A moderate earthquake gave a late-night jolt to the Los Angeles area, but no damages or injuries were reported.
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Preparing now will help you survive, recover and get back to normal after the next damaging earthquake.
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An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 3.5 struck in Santa Clara County near Morgan Hill Sunday morning.
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A 4.1 magnitude earthquake occurred early Saturday morning 3 miles east of The Geysers in Sonoma County.
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An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 2.7 shook near Fremont Sunday morning.
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Once the shock wears off, the victims of a big disaster will have to begin dealing with their insurance companies.
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After a major earthquake, it is hard to know if you should turn off the gas to your home.
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The SF Fire Department demonstrates the basics of first aid from a first responder.
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Following a major earthquake you may be wondering if it is safe to stay in your home or office.
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The United Way has established a system to help people with non-emergency services during crisis.
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