2.9 Magnitude Aftershock Hits New Jersey, No Damage Reported

The recent tremor is one of over 130 aftershocks following the April 5 earthquake, which was one of the strongest in New Jersey's history.

A 2.9 magnitude earthquake occurred near Gladstone, NJ, part of a series of aftershocks from a previous 4.8 magnitude quake.
No injuries or significant damage have been reported following the latest seismic event.
Experts indicate that aftershocks may continue for several months but are generally not a cause for alarm.
Seismologists are using advanced monitoring tools to study the aftershocks and better understand the seismic activity in the region.
The Ramapo Fault, near the epicenter of the original quake, is an old fault system that can still become active.