Edison News

It's time for another night of Central Section postseason football. Check fresnobee.com tonight for scores and details from the third round of playoff games.

Gale Banks, president and founder of Azusa-based Gale Banks Engineering/Banks Power, has been invited to take part as a guest panelist on the 13th Annual Industry Roundtable at this year's Performance Racing Industry Trade Show in Orlando, Florida.

State public utility commissioners may approve a Southern California Edison plan to run five miles of a high-voltage wind-energy power line through city neighborhoods as soon as Thursday.

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has won $60 million in stimulus money for their Smart Grid Program, which will help them know where and how energy is being used and anticipate demand and outages.

Two Southern California utilities were awarded more than $125 million in stimulus funds from the Department of Energy today to demonstrate a oesmarta electric grid systems and test energy storage projects.

Lake Kaweah - Trout bite is really good on spring-green and rainbow-colored powerbait.

The priorities of a particular community may vary by population density, location, business prospects, etc., but no matter where you reside, your local firefighters know that their chief duty within the community is to protect life first, property second, and then defend other resources.

Christian ; 3. Immanuel DIVISION V 1. Fresno Christ. ; Mission P. ; Coast THE BUZZ Buchanan continued to roll with a 3-1 victory over Bakersfield last week.

A string of violent clashes between drug cartels have terrorized Mexico in recent years.

Two men arrested in connection with a shooting in Edison went before a judge Monday afternoon.

Two men have been arrested in connection with the killing of two and wounding of two at a home in Edison, the Kern County Sheriff's Department reported.

Sheriff's officials say one person is dead and three other people were wounded following a shooting Wednesday in Edison.

Parents of Bullard High School students say they are concerned about the deterioration of their prized school -- declining test scores, an increasing number of student fights, and a new law-magnet program they say is a joke.

Because of incorrect information provided by the Tulare County Sheriff's Department, a Bakersfield man was reported to have been arrested last week as part of an investigation into a home-building scam.