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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.