Civil Litigation
Nov. 5, 2019
Judge won’t block plan for disposal of San Onofre waste
Citizens Oversight Inc. lost its fight to stop Southern California Edison Company from downloading spent fuel from the inactive San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.
A San Diego County judge refused to stop a utility from downloading spent fuel rods from an inactive nuclear power plant, believing it could impose costs on the utility and ratepayers.
Superior Court Judge Timothy B. Taylor on Friday dismissed Citizens Oversight Inc.'s motion to enforce terms of a settlement it reached in 2017 with Southern California Edison Co., whi...
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