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The value of solar electricity could be slashed.Graduate student workers and teaching assistants at UCSD are striking for better wages and working conditions.Yesterday, some classes were canceled and others disrupted because there weren’t enough instructors to lead them.
“I just didn’t know the extent of everything that they were dealing with. So of course, this brings to light a lot of issues.”Union leaders are opposed to that and are asking the university to continue to bargain in good faith.S-D-G-AND-E is warning customers to be on the look out for scammers threatening to cut service if payments aren't made right away.
Forecasters warn the wind could blow hard enough to knock over trees and make driving hazardous in some areas. KPBS Environment Reporter Erik Anderson says regulators are hearing from the affected parties today, it’ll be the last chance for public input before the commission votes next month.
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