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AT&T’s request to withdraw as a carrier of last resort and to stop offering landline telephone services in California has been rejected by the state Public Utilities Commission in a

Drones will be flying overhead Wednesday through May 8 in Columbia and Jamestown for aerial surveys that are part of an ongoing project to improve the availability of high-speed broadband

Tuolumne County supervisors took aim this week at AT&T’s efforts to stop offering landline services in California, as well as a proposition on the March 5 primary election ballot that’s

Tuolumne County officials and many county residents are concerned the telecommunications titan AT&T has applied to the state Public Utilities Commission to cease offering landline telephone services in California.

Landline phone service could soon mostly be a thing of the past if a request by AT&T is approved by the California Public Utilities Commission.

This weekend's Mother Lode Views will focus on regional efforts to boost broadband internet infrastructure.

Bend Elks Lodge gives $5,500 for C.O. Veterans Village project BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- On Wednesday, Bend Elks Lodge #1371 Trustee and Veterans representative Len De Groot presented a check for $5,500 to Erik Tobiason of the Bend Heroes Foundation for the construction of the Central Oregon Veterans Village. The village will provide housing for local homeless veterans and help integrate them back into becoming productive members of society. Tobiason stated that the project will create 15 small hom...