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Glendale, California: A Wireless Hotspot -
Cited in Two Federal Petitions
Glendale, California was cited in two federal tower siting petitions, one to the U.S. Supreme Court and one to the Federal Communications Commission. Both wireless industry petitions sought federal help in overriding local tower siting delays.
Latest Ninth Circuit Cell Site Case
Burdens Local Governments
T-Mobile v. Anacortes, Washington Ninth Circuit case burdens local governments seeking to keep cell site installations less intrusive.
Sprint Loses Six-Year Legal Battle Against
San Diego’s Wireless Ordinance
Sprint loses six-year legal battle against San Diego County’s wireless ordinance while municipalities around the country cheer the result.
Sprint Files Brief with Supreme Court on San Diego Case – Cites “Enormous Practical Significance”
Sprint Telephony files supplemental brief in case before the U.S. Supreme Court on the County of San Diego’s wireless ordinance.
GOACT Pleased with U.S. Solicitor General’s Opinion on Wireless Siting Restrictions
The Glendale, California community group Glendale Organized Against Cell Towers is pleased with the U.S. Solicitor General’s opinion on Sprint PCS v. County of San Diego; the Solicitor General recommended this week that the Supreme Court deny Sprint’s appeal for a hearing.
U.S. Supreme Court Refers Wireless Ordinance Case to Solicitor General – Does Not Deny Hearing
The U.S. Supreme Court does not deny hearing in the Sprint PCS v. County of San Diego Case; refers it instead to the U.S.Solicitor General.
