Although NOAA stopped funding a grant for the Alaska Earthquake Center in FY 2024, tsunami warnings are now expected to see a change, as well as the accuracy of information related to them.

NOAA said it discontinued the funding that supported nine seismic stations throughout the West Coast in Fiscal Year 2024.

Timely tsunami warnings along the west coast could be coming to an end if a $300,000 federal grant isn't renewed ...

At 10.03am, every mobile device located in officially mapped inundation zones will ring with an ES-Alert message, warning of ...

Seismic monitoring stations in Alaska are closing after a denied federal grant, risking delayed tsunami warnings for people ...

Dozens of earthquakes struck near Japan on Monday following a cluster of seismic activity that rocked the area over the ...

Tsunami warnings that could affect the Washington coast may now take longer to reach the public. Alaska State Seismologist ...

NOAA did not renew a contract that supported a handful of seismic stations in Alaska. This could hamper tsunami warnings for ...

Japanese authorities issued a tsunami alert for the northeast of the country on Sunday after a magnitude 6.7 earthquake was ...

Funding and staffing cuts are shuttering the monitoring stations that sustain this life-saving early warning system.

A tsunami advisory warning has been issuedA tsunami warning has been issued after strong earthquake hit off the coast ...