91 Percent of California Households Have Internet Access, But L.A. Is Behind - Los Angeles Sentinel

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91 Percent of California Households Have Internet Access, But L.A. Is Behind - Los Angeles Sentinel

A USC survey released today found that nearly 91 percent of California households have high-speed internet access, which the university called a ``digital milestone,'' but 19 percent of Los Angeles County remains unconnected or under-connected.

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