SSID Program Thrives A program to annually evaluate and repair tools kept on troublemen trucks has gone so well that representatives of the Shop Services and Instrumentation Division (SSID) hope to expand it in 2006 to include equipment used by linemen. The program...

Sitting in his family room, Dr. Rogelio Arosemena recalled the teen aged girl who nearly died from stab wounds inflicted during a gang fight. Bleeding profusely from the stomach, the 14 year old arrived at the emergency room and was taken in for surgery, where she...

Behind a secured door and down a series of hallways, Alex Cabrera and Katherine Won sit at computers, often with multiple monitors above, and work with “bleeding edge” technology. The SCE energy operations specialists are at the forefront of power procurement and are...

From the installation in August of self-contained solar lights in the main parking lot of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) to its campaign to increase public awareness to the benefits of using energy efficient consumer electronics and more efficient...

Within every color television, computer chip – even corning ware glass and catalytic converter – are particles refined from so-called rare earth mining. Chances are they were dug in the Mojave Desert. At the Molycorp Mine at Mountain Pass, along Interstate 15 about 30...