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    Earthquake researchers look for lessons in the Trona and Ridgecrest damage

    by Giulia McDonnell Nieto Del Rio, Los Angeles Times Jul 07, 2019 3 minutes

    TRONA, Calif. - As the trio of researchers eyed the aging buildings in Trona, it was hard for them to tell which were severely damaged by the earthquakes that pummeled this San Bernardino County town in recent days - and which were simply old and abandoned.

    "Some of this damage was already here," said Kenneth O'Dell, 55, a structural engineer.

    But he nonetheless noted that the earthquake had hit Trona hard, particularly because the walls of

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