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California Cities Compete to Land Google Fiber Service

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Google Fiber is fast, way faster than the Internet and TV service that AT&T or Comcast provides most customers these days. Which city will be the first in California to get it? Several are vying for the opportunity, including Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Mountain View, San Diego and Irvine.

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