The fact that the last big earthquake in Los Angeles occurred 32 years ago centered in Northridge, along with a new study saying tectonic stress on major faults in north LA County is highest in 1,000 years, prompted the Board of Supervisors develop plans for responding to a major earthquake that may come sooner, rather than later.
During a presentation at the Board meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 29, several departments shared how they were preparing for “the big one,” what they’ve…
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