Electric bill high? Here's tips to save on electricity at homeBy LaMesa on January 20, 2022Back in December, SDG&E notified its customers rates would be going up effective Jan. 1. Source: CBS 8 New feedShare La MesaClick to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...Published in community, home, local, money and Newsnews LaMesaMore from communityMore posts in community »Celebrating San Diego's 'promotoras' | Keeping communities connected'It's very quick, efficient' | Escondido schools take COVID testing into their own hands to address need, absences'Trying to have a really big impact' | Residential power customers begin switchover to 'community choice' energySan Diego Muslim startup companies are making a big impact around the globeTrash pick-up resumes this week, many asking for refund or creditMore from homeMore posts in home »Woman killed, 2 others seriously injured in San Ysidro crash74-year old legally 'Blind Golfer' wins world team championshipSan Diego County Supervisors approve data program to reduce homelessnessSan Diego among home markets with the fastest decreasing home pricesA mild week continues with coastal clouds and temps slightly cooler than normalMore from localMore posts in local »Woman killed, 2 others seriously injured in San Ysidro crash74-year old legally 'Blind Golfer' wins world team championshipSan Diego County Supervisors approve data program to reduce homelessnessSan Diego among home markets with the fastest decreasing home pricesA mild week continues with coastal clouds and temps slightly cooler than normalMore from moneyMore posts in money »'I'm angry, I'm shocked' | Rancho Bernardo man sues SDG&E for high billsA closer look at the CPUC board members who approve SDG&E rate hikes'Trying to have a really big impact' | Residential power customers begin switchover to 'community choice' energySupervisors OK first step toward allowing micro-enterprise home kitchens'Force everyone on to trolleys and buses'| Proposed road usage tax doesn't sit well with SANDAG board membersMore from NewsMore posts in News »Woman killed, 2 others seriously injured in San Ysidro crash74-year old legally 'Blind Golfer' wins world team championshipSan Diego County Supervisors approve data program to reduce homelessnessSan Diego among home markets with the fastest decreasing home pricesSan Diego County pays $1.35 million to mother whose son died during 2018 arrest
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