California Directs $30M to Connecting Students
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) outlined an effort to close the digital divide (see 2004160058) in response to COVID-19. The California Public Utilities Commission will make $25 million from the California Teleconnect Fund available for schools for hot spots and internet…
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service for student households and a previously announced $5 million from the California Advanced Services Fund for devices (see 2004200041), Newsom announced Monday. Amazon, Apple, Verizon, T-Mobile and others committed to provide broadband service and devices for students, he said.