Diablo Canyon, the last remaining nuclear power plant in California, gets a lifeline

The California Public Utilities Commission says the power plant is crucial to ensure grid reliability; nuclear opponents say the extension is not needed, while a consumer group is concerned the move may increase customer rates

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