A 4.8 magnitude earthquake in New Jersey, felt in surrounding states and as far as New York City, was one of the state's strongest. Occurring near Whitehouse Station, it caused no significant damage or disruptions but prompted emergency responses and warnings about potential aftershocks. Historically, the region has experienced notable quakes, though infrequent, leading to discussions on preparedness and the unusual size of this event in a typically low-seismic area.

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