SACRAMENTO, CA – As the result of collaborative discussions with key stakeholders and reflecting extensive input from policymakers over the course of the last eight weeks, Californians for a Connected Future (CCF) continues to strongly support Assembly Bill 470. These additional amendments will provide increased consumer protections, added public safety benefits, transparency, and more. 

SACRAMENTO, CA – Californians for a Connected Future (CCF) has more than doubled its coalition presence, with more than 100 organizations signing onto the broad and diverse list of supporters standing behind Assembly Bill 470. The coalition represents social justice advocates, business leaders, veterans, education groups, Tribes, non-profits, champions for older adults and disability rights, and many more.

SACRAMENTO, CA – More than a dozen education and youth advocacy organizations have joined Californians for a Connected Future (CCF), a broad and diverse coalition dedicated to innovative, reliable, fast, and affordable communications for all. The coalition is urging lawmakers to support Assembly Bill 470 (McKinnor), which will prioritize investments in advanced communications options while ensuring no Californian or community is left behind.

SACRAMENTO, CA – Californians for a Connected Future (CCF) announced that more than fifty groups joined their growing, broad and diverse coalition dedicated to innovative, reliable, fast and affordable communications for all. The coalition is urging lawmakers to support Assembly Bill 470 (McKinnor) – which will prioritize investments in advanced communications options while ensuring no Californian or community is left behind.

About 73 percent of American adults lived in a household without a landline at the end of last year — a figure that has tripled since 2010.