Diablo Canyon

Although some environmental groups oppose the extension, the Diablo Canyon Power Plant provides about 17 percent of California’s zero-carbon electricity supply.

The extension gives the state extra time to fully transition to renewable energy sources, officials said.

With renewable energy sources failing to deliver enough power to supply demand, evolving political narratives have altered plans ...

An environmental group on Tuesday sued to block Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) from seeking to extend the ...

Federal regulators granted an exemption March 2 to allow California’s last nuclear power plant to continue operating as ...

Federal regulators Jan. 24 rejected Pacific Gas and Electric’s license renewal application to extend the life of California’s ...

California’s last operating nuclear power plant was given another funding boost Nov. 21 as operators seek to keep ...

Fearing more rolling blackouts in California as green energy supplies fall short, state lawmakers have agreed to spend ...

In midst of the summer heatwave, increased energy demands, and worries about possible rolling blackouts due to power ...

A proposed amendment to California’s constitution would classify nuclear power as renewable and keep the Diablo Canyon Power ...

Six years ago, the company that owns California's last operating nuclear power plant announced it would seek an ...

WASHINGTON— Federal regulators need to reassess seismic standards at California's last operating nuclear power plant and determine if ...