By Richard Warnock, Dana Point Many of Roger Johnson’s assertions relate to nuclear weapons and warfare. It is important for the readers to differentiate between…
By Gary Headrick, San Clemente Last week, the California Coastal Commission approved plans to remove all structures above ground at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating…
By Shawn Raymundo Attorneys representing Southern California Edison and its contractor believe Public Watchdogs’ lawsuit against the San Onofre power plant operator should be dismissed…
By Lillian Boyd A nonprofit advocacy group is suing Southern California Edison, Holtec International and other stakeholders for their handling of nuclear waste. The group…
By Shawn Raymundo Southern California Edison (SCE) announced Monday, July 15, that it has resumed placing spent nuclear fuel at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating…
By Cari Hachmann Utility crews began depowering the 50 community alert sirens on Monday that were once required for operation of the San Onofre Nuclear…
By Shawn Raymundo The U.S. House of Representatives passed a $982.8 billion spending package last month that includes millions in funding to establish a program…
By Eric Heinz By admission, Southern California Edison (SCE) officials said they understand the mistakes they made related to training and are aiming for higher…
By Shawn Raymundo While holding his first town hall meeting in Orange County on Saturday, Feb. 23, Congressman Mike Levin, D-CA, discussed some of his…
By Eric Heinz The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on Wednesday, Jan. 2 announced that it will host another webinar regarding the canisters that store spent…
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