We just had another large earthquake in this region. Here is the USGS page for this M 6.5 earthquake. This earthquake hypocenter is much deeper than what we might expect for a subduction zone interface earthquake in this region. The M 7.1 earthquake from about a week ago was downdip of this earthquake (deeper along the subduction zone fault) than today’s earthquake. Here is my page on the M 7.1 earthquake.
This is a map of the region, showing the three largest magnitude earthquakes from the last couple of weeks.
Here is a generalized tectonic map showing how these plate boundaries are configured from here.
Here is a more detailed tectonic map with a cross section showing how these two opposing subduction zones are configured. This is from a Geological Society of America Special paper here.
I want some excitement here!!!