State regulators consider black outs for rural fire-prone areas

Full story: The Village News

As state regulators consider a plan to black out fire-prone areas of San Diego County during high winds, a utility is making alternative plans for the 590 or so people who require uninterrupted power to stay alive, it was reported today.

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