September 1981: more than 900 protesters were arrested at Diablo Canyon.

May 1984: about 130 demonstrators showed up for start-up day at Diablo Canyon, and five were arrested.

Rather, it establishes a plan under which customers will pay only for the power actually generated by Diablo Canyon.

August 1978: almost 500 people were arrested for protesting at Diablo Canyon.

June 30, 1979: about 40,000 people attended a protest rally at Diablo Canyon.

In the 1980's, hundreds were arrested at the company's Diablo Canyon nuclear plant, trying to block preliminary testing.

Once again, she was able to obtain the requested information, which was almost identical to the hardware sold to Diablo Canyon.

Diablo Canyon, which generates 2.152 million kilowatts, has been criticized for cost overuns and construction errors.

Diablo Canyon was a filming location for the 2007 film 3:10 to Yuma.

Diablo Canyon began commercial operation in 1985, 13 years behind schedule and at 17 times its originally planned cost.