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Staff Photographer since 1999 for the Tribune Newspaper, San Luis Obispo.
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PG&E to pay SLO County $16 million to make up for lost Diablo Canyon tax money

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By Laura Dickinson Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant on June 1, 2023. Laura Dickinson The Tribune PG&E will pay San Luis Obispo County $16.6 million to make up for lost unitary tax payments related to the continued operation of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant. The county will receive two annual payments of $8.3 million this year and next, through an agreement recently secured by Sen. John Laird and announced Monday morning.
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What’s at stake amid Diablo Canyon’s uncertain future? See 3 major local issues

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By Laura Dickinson Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant on June 1, 2023. Laura Dickinson The Tribune While the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant has federal approval to operate for another 40 years, the state must still decide whether the plant can stay open past 2030 — and the fate of the community living in the shadow of the power plant hangs in the balance of that decision. The power plant provides more than 1,500 local jobs, and it once contributed millions of dollars of tax revenue to local schools.
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Election in tiny coastal SLO County town complicated by CSD’s uncertain future

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By Laura Dickinson Verified
| The Cambrian Verified
The San Simeon Lodge and San Simeon Bar & Grill, March 2023. Laura Dickinson The Tribune AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Tiwana and Donahue plan to run in the Nov. 3 election. Director Le may, as well. County takeover may be earliest in 2028, with completion possibly taking eight years. Services district wants to disband, but process to do that is long and complex. As the election season careens toward the deadlines for candidates to sign up for Nov.
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