QUAKE ALERT
Most recent earthquake
in North America
LAST QUAKE
2
12 km ENE of Pāhala, Hawaii
Days
0
0
Hours
0
0
Minutes
0
0
Seconds
0
0
Panoramic view of a modern city skyline with tall skyscrapers and various smaller buildings under a pale sky.

Updates, Resources, and
Early Warning Labs in the News

See where Early Warning Labs has been covered in the press, learn about recent installations protecting organizations like yours, and find the resources you need to understand effective emergency preparation and early warning technology.

The new head of ShakeAlert spent 30 years studying earthquakes in Alaska. Here’s what she’s focused on now.

Dr. Natalia Ruppert left Alaska after 30 years of seismology to lead the USGS ShakeAlert program. Her focus on automated facility response signals where earthquake early warning is headed.

Empty school hallway with sunlight streaming through windows, open wooden doors, a wall clock, and a classroom at the end with chairs stacked on desks—an atmosphere of calm enhanced by the reassurance of a school earthquake early warning system.
Blog

Schools are setting safety plans for fall. Most still don’t have earthquake early warning connected.

School districts across California, Oregon, and Washington finalize their safety plans over the summer. Budgets get approved and emergency binders get updated. By August, the plan [...]

Aerial view of a rocky coastline with waves crashing, coastal cliffs, fog rolling in from the ocean, and forested hills—an awe-inspiring landscape shaped by tectonic forces like the Cascadia San Andreas earthquake.
Blog

New research shows the Cascadia and San Andreas faults could rupture together. Here’s what that means for your facility.

Oregon State University research found the Cascadia subduction zone and San Andreas fault have ruptured together at least three times in 1,500 years. Here's what that means for facility operators on the West Coast.

A man wearing a white hard hat and blue shirt works at multiple computer monitors displaying technical data in an office setting for earthquake early warning system facilities.
Blog

The earthquake warning system market is worth $225 million. Here’s why most facilities still aren’t connected.

The earthquake early warning market is growing, but most commercial facilities, hospitals, and schools still rely on phone alerts alone. Here's what's keeping them from connecting to automated systems that can act in seconds.

A small solar panel installation stands on a hillside, overlooking a vast expanse of rolling hills at sunset, helping to power equipment for the ShakeAlert seismic network in California.
Resources

California’s seismic network is 95% installed. Here’s what the last 5% means for coverage.

More than 95% of California's ShakeAlert seismic network is installed. The remaining stations, due by December 2026, fill coverage gaps in rural and remote areas that affect warning times for the entire state.

A desk with a large stack of papers, an open laptop displaying a spreadsheet about ShakeAlert funding cuts, and lined paper with a simple graph drawn on it in the foreground.
Resources

The FY2027 budget proposes cutting ShakeAlert funding by 72%. Here’s what facility operators should know.

ShakeAlert just worked. Twice in one week, actually. On May 7, it sent alerts to four cities before a M4.4 earthquake hit The Geysers in Northern [...]

A close-up view of a dark, cracked surface with a prominent jagged line running vertically through the center.

Media contact

Joshua Bashioum
Founder & CEO
Chase Rief
Chief Marketing Officer