California agrees to hold off on enforcing its net neutrality law until appeals court weighs in

When California Governor Jerry Brown signed SR822 at the end of last month, his signature made net neutrality the law in California. But even before the ink was dry on the Governor's signature, the Trump administration sued the state with Attorney General Jeff Sessions calling it "an extreme and illegal state law attempting to frustrate federal policy."

The FCC voted last December along party lines to repeal the Obama-era net neutrality rules. These rules were designed to force ISPs and wireless carriers to treat all content streams the same. In June, the FCC ...