"When an SDGE&E customer looks at their bills, ... Reporter Shannon Handy looked at a fellow CBS 8 employee’s recent bill as an example. This month, it's $278.50.

SDG&E last month warned that typical residential gas customers should brace to see their January bills jump from $105 to about $225 — a 114 percent increase compared to January 2022.

For example, a family of four would only qualify for assistance if it makes less than $62,000 a year ... Push for San Diego City Council to hold public hearings on spike in January SDG&E bill.

However, SDG&E’s commodity price has been lower than PG&E’s for the past two months — $1.10 per therm for SDG&E compared to $1.45 for PG&E in February; 60 cents per therm for SDG&E and 80 ...

As an example, there are now about 700,000 SDG&E customers who do not yet have Smart ... The amount owed on your latest SDG&E bill may have been arrived at with the help of a little proration that ...

For example, if the average household paid $105 last January, this month it can expect to pay about $225. “Really, we’re at the mercy of the market,” Gao told FOX 5.

Around 113,000 San Diego Gas & Electric customers with overdue bills incurred during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic have automatically received ... $51.3M Erased From Overdue SDG&E Bills.

SDG&E’s customer service help number is 1-800-411-7343. You can also call the California Public Utilities Commission at 1-800-649-7570 if an issue can’t be resolved.

An explanation for why SDG&E utility bills have increased in recent months, SANDAG investigates questionable spending within the transportation and planning agency, and some insight on what it's ...

For example, washing clothes in cold water. ... But there’s still 25% of customers behind on bills and SDG&E is planning to start collecting on those. Anthony Wagner, ...