US EditionMagnitude 4.7 earthquake strikes New York, New Jersey region
- An earthquake shook buildings across the Northeast, felt from Washington, DC to New York City to New England, reported by the US Geological Survey.
- The New York Police Department confirmed no damages or injuries from the earthquake.
- The New York City Fire Department received reports of shaking buildings from the earthquake at around 10:30 a.m.
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Caused surprise and panic. In the midst of the last UN diplomatic session, where members of the Security Council were gathered discussing the situation in Gaza, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake shook the New York region, in the city of the United States, on Friday. As revealed by the US Geological Survey (USGS), the epicenter of the quake was near Whitehouse, New Jersey. This is an area not used to seismic events, with few large earthquakes in its his…
On Friday, an earthquake shook New York and the surrounding area. The earthquake was felt in several famous places, including the United Nations building and the Statue of Liberty.
Rhode Island residents feel New Jersey earthquake
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — An earthquake in New Jersey was felt all across the Northeast around 10:30am Friday meeting, including in Rhode Island. Coming in at 4.8 magnitude, it was one of the strongest seen in that area in more than 200 years. The last time an earthquake of this magnitude hit New Jersey was the 1700’s, and while events like this happen it’s definitely rare to feel it all the way in Providence. That light range is usually somethi…
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