Earthquake Reports

Special Report:

Advanced Geologic are experts in earthquake activity, both regionally and globally. They have been reporting on earthquake activity for more than 17 years in the news media, crossing multiple platforms including newspapers, television and radio.

Advanced Geologic publishes earthquake reports under two headings:

Seismo-Watch began in 1992 and had been published in more than 47 newspapers in seven western states. It also had been featured on television and the radio in a variety of forms, including the evening and morning news broadcasts. During its robust period in the late 1990s to 2002, the Seismo-Watch web site garnished more than 2 million hits per month and over a 100,000 pageviews per month. Seismo-Watch had been hailed by numerous government agencies for its contribution in to earthquake safety, including the US Geological Survey, the Federal Emergency Management Association, the California Office of Emergency Services. In 2000, Charles Watson received the Outstanding Achievement Award from the Nevada Earthquake Safety Council in recognition for his work with Seismo-Watch in the State of Nevada.

Seismo-Watch enjoyed a select group newspapers and a low profile web site to maintain public awareness into this fascinating world of geology. It was the standard for quality earthquake reports. Weekly online earthquake reports were once published at the following links: (Site was recently discontinued.)

  • Central California Earthquake Report
  • Southern California Earthquake Report
  • Other past earthquakes can be seen here.

Special Note - March 13, 2009: Due to the downturn in the economy and increasing financial pressures on the newspaper business, the Orange County Register and the Eureka Times-Standard discontinued their Seismo-Watch earthquake report service. This is truly sad news as both of these publications ran for nearly 15 years. Please contact their managing editors for complaints.

The Earthquake Report services residents of Northeastern California and is published in the Feather River Newspaper Syndicate, serving Lassen and Plumas Counties. The publication began in 2005 and has enjoyed a wide following.

If you are with the news media and would like to start up a weekly earthquake report in your newspaper, please contact Charles Watson. We can suggest several different layouts and cost packages to suit your particular needs.

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