California Accepts BEAD Funding, But Disputes Trump White House Conditions
The state said it still wanted to enforce its net neutrality and carrier of last resort rules
The state said it still wanted to enforce its net neutrality and carrier of last resort rules
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, 2026 – California is accepting $1.4 billion in broadband deployment funding from the Commerce Department.
The state is doing so over the objections of consumer advocates and telecom attorneys, who feared Trump administration conditions on the funding would effectively nullify California's net neutrality law and other telecom regulations.
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