2.9 magnitude earthquake rattles New Jersey; USGS says aftershocks could last weeks or months
Experts say aftershocks could last weeks or months.
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10ds agoA 2.9 magnitude earthquake struck Gladstone, New Jersey at 9:49 a.m., according to the United States Geological Survey.
It's been three weeks since the 4.8 earthquake shook New Jersey. Experts say aftershocks could last weeks or months.
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