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If approved, AT&T California – landline service, separate from cellular – would no longer be required to offer landline telephone service where it is currently required to offer Basic Service in those areas. Basic Service includes nine service elements such as Lifeline rates for eligible customers, free access to 9-1-1, Telephone Relay Service and directory and operator services.

Rep. Jimmy Panetta highlighted last week’s AT&T hours-long outage of its U.S. cellular network as another reason to maintain landline service.

The California Public Utilities Commission is hosting two hearings in Ukiah Thursday to collect public comments regarding a proposal by AT&T that could leave many rural residents without the landlines they depend upon for communication.

The California Public Utilities Commission is hosting two hearings in Ukiah Thursday to collect public comments regarding a proposal by AT&T that could leave many rural residents without the landlines they depend upon for communication.

(RTTNews) - AT&T Inc. (T) recently requested that the California Public Utilities Commission or CPUC terminate its traditional or landline phone s...

AT&T Inc. (T) recently requested that the California Public Utilities Commission or CPUC terminate its traditional or landline phone service. The company cites the high cost of maintaining copper cable wiring as the primary reason for this request.

CLOVIS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – An in-person forum will be held in Clovis for AT&T customers to provide input into the company’s proposals to remove its obligation to provide voice services in its service territories, according to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). According to officials, the public forum will begin with a brief overview of […]

Garbage/Recycling changes On Monday night the Decatur City Council approved several revisions to the Garbage &...

All eyes are already on next November. Oh yeah, buckle up: We're talking about the 2024 statewide ballot questions.