California may gut state net neutrality law to comply with Trump admin demand

California's net neutrality law may be watered down to align with the Trump administration's stance on broadband grants. The state's law, which was enacted in 2018, aimed to regulate internet service providers and prevent them from throttling or prioritizing certain online content. However, the Trump administration has issued grants for broadband development that come with conditions that prohibit states from enforcing net neutrality laws. As a result, California may need to revise its law to comply with the federal requirements in order to receive the funding.