Sunday’s two earthquakes occurred on the same fault that destroyed much of Long Beach in 1933.
The San Andreas Fault gets most of the attention, but the 50-mile long Newport Inglewood Fault could do a lot more damage.
The destructive capability of the Newport-Inglewood Fault is evident in its history where quakes with smaller magnitudes did significant damage in 1920 and 1933. Tom Perumean, KABC NEWS.
