Beneath the bustling neighborhoods of Los Angeles is a somewhat underrated threat: a network of faults that present perhaps a bigger earthquake risk than the notorious San Andreas fault.
Not because the San Andreas isn't ready to shake — it is —but because the Puente Hills thrust fault system sits right under densely-packed residential neighborhoods in northeast LA and surrounding cities like Pasadena.
Is LA ready for a quake that could level some non-retrofitted buildings? Scripps News spoke to experts and went behind the scenes at one of the world's leading facilities for testing buildings' earthquake resilience.
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