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Our annual look at San Diego customers behind on their utility bills

The picture is improving, but some consumers keep falling further behind

More than 322,000 San Diego Gas & Electric customers are behind on their monthly bills, but the numbers have declined over the past two years. (Adobe Stock)
More than 322,000 San Diego Gas & Electric customers are behind on their monthly bills, but the numbers have declined over the past two years. (Adobe Stock)
By | [email protected] | The San Diego Union-Tribune
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About 40,000 fewer SDG&E customers are behind on their bills compared to last year, but 53.8% are more than four months late.

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