Raoul Ranoa
Los Angeles, Redlands
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In California, hundreds of buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire in eastern Los Angeles County churns out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-through restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings.
In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California’s fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region’s big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children’s boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children's boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children's boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children's boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children's boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children's boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children's boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children's boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
In California, hundreds of Inland Empire buildings face collapse in major earthquake
As California's fast-growing Inland Empire churn out new housing tracts, the city of Redlands is a throwback to an older, more regal era. The college town is graced by historic mansions, old orange groves and a vintage downtown that stands in deep contrast to the region's big-box shopping centers and drive-thru restaurants. The town center is defined by century-old buildings filled with children's boutiques, bakeries and cafes.
Earthquake fault runs through Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills’ shopping district, California geologists say
— New data from state geologists show that an earthquake fault runs below Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills’s shopping district, heightening the known seismic risk in an area famous for Cartier, Gucci, Prada and other luxury brands. The California Geological Survey’s final map has the Santa Monica fault zone cutting through what is called the Golden Triangle, running between Santa Monica and Wilshire boulevards.
Earthquake fault runs through Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills' shopping district, California geologists say
The California Geological Survey's final map has the Santa Monica fault zone cutting through the so-called Golden Triangle, running between Santa Monica and Wilshire boulevards. The new map is a change from a draft version released last year that showed the fault zone ending on the western edge of Beverly Hills, near the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevards.
Earthquake fault runs through Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills' shopping district, California geologists say
© Mel Melcon/Los Angeles Times/TNS An earthquake fault zone runs through Beverly Hills' world-famous Rodeo Drive shopping district, according to a new official California map. LOS ANGELES - New data from state geologists show that an earthquake fault runs below Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills' shopping district, heightening the known seismic risk in an area famous for Cartier, Gucci, Prada and other luxury brands.
Earthquake fault runs through Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills' shopping district, California geologist
LOS ANGELES — New data from state geologists show that an earthquake fault runs below Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills' shopping district, heightening the known seismic risk in an area famous for Cartier, Gucci, Prada and other luxury brands. The California Geological Survey's final map has the Santa Monica fault zone cutting through the so-called Golden Triangle, running between Santa Monica and Wilshire boulevards.
¿Pueden los misiles de Corea del Norte arrojar un arma atómica en los EE.UU. continentales? Quizás
Aunque las recientes pruebas de misiles indican que Corea del Norte ha avanzado en tecnología al respecto, se desconoce aún si sus misiles podrían arrojar un arma atómica a los Estados Unidos continentales."La conclusión es que no lo sabemos", afirmó Ted Postol, profesor emérito del Instituto de Tecnología de Massachusetts en el área de ciencia, tecnología y seguridad internacional.
Can North Korea’s missiles deliver an atomic weapon to the U.S. mainland? Maybe.
“The bottom line is we don’t know,” said Ted Postol, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor emeritus of science, technology and international security. “I believe it’s unlikely they can deliver an atomic bomb to the United States at this time, but we can’t rule it out.” In most of its longer-range tests, North Korea has flown missiles on near-vertical trajectories with lighter than standard payloads.
Seismologists hope to create Calif. earthquake forecasts
One day, next to the traffic map and weather forecast on your smartphone, seismologist Thomas H. Jordan envisions an app that you can check to see when the chances of a major earthquake in California rise. Jordan, director of the Southern California Earthquake Center, is quick to make clear this is not an earthquake prediction. Predicting exactly when and where a catastrophic earthquake will strike next is impossible, scientists say.
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