Verizon 5G Home Internet in Sacramento and California

The listed places side by side

Verizon's share, fiber and the share of households on a phone plan alone all swing widely across the 13 listed places with Census figures.

Los Angeles and Canoga Park

Among the listed California cities with more than half a million people, Los Angeles has the highest reported Frontier share. Frontier reports service at 11.1% of the city's units, alongside Verizon at 68.1%. Fiber from any provider reaches 37.2%, while cable is reported at 93.8%.

Verizon's Los Angeles page stretches the metro to Moreno Valley, Riverside, Orange County and San Bernardino, and it compares itself with Spectrum. For a Spectrum address, Check plans at your address. If Spectrum is your bill now, read what switching away from Spectrum involves. Canoga Park, also on the list, is a Los Angeles neighborhood, so the city's figures cover it. You can see providers in Los Angeles or see providers in Canoga Park on Konecteaze.

Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills has more Verizon coverage than Los Angeles and far less fiber. Verizon reports service at 76.3% of its units, while fiber from any provider reaches 23.1%. Cable reaches 85%. Compare cable with 5G Home if both qualify at your address. See providers in Beverly Hills.

Newport Beach

Newport Beach is the one Orange County city on the list. Fiber from any provider reaches 51.1% of units, and Verizon reports service at 61.9%. Frontier reports almost no service here. See providers in Newport Beach.

Santa Paula

Santa Paula, in Ventura County, is where both brands are widespread. Frontier reports service at 48.2% of its units and Verizon at 74.2%. These are separate historical footprints; check each brand for current address eligibility. See providers in Santa Paula.

Salinas and Soledad

These two Monterey County places lean on cellular data more than any other place on Verizon's 5G Home list. In Soledad, 25.4% of households rely on a cellular data plan alone. In Salinas it is 21.4%.

Fiber is close to absent in Soledad, at 1.6% of units, and reaches 22.1% in Salinas. Verizon's coverage runs the other way. It reports service at 79.2% of Soledad's units, the most of the listed places, and 40.6% of Salinas's, the least. See providers in Salinas or see providers in Soledad.

San Francisco, San Jose, Campbell and Walnut Creek

In the Bay Area, fixed wireless from some provider reaches 99.9% of San Francisco's units and 99.5% of Walnut Creek's. Verizon's own share is less even: 67.3% in San Francisco, 66.3% in San Jose and 47.6% in Campbell. San Jose has 12 companies reporting service at at least 0.5% of units, tied with Sacramento for the most of the listed places.

Verizon's San Francisco page says it serves the city and these surrounding counties:

• Alameda
• Contra Costa
• Marin
• Napa
• San Mateo
• Santa Clara
• Solano
• Sonoma

On Konecteaze you can see providers in San Francisco, see providers in San Jose, see providers in Campbell and see providers in Walnut Creek.

Sacramento

Verizon reports service at 73% of Sacramento's units, well above the 60.5% it reports across the wider metro. The city also has fiber at 51.5% of units, the highest fiber share among the listed California cities with more than half a million people. Verizon's Sacramento page asks readers in Stockton, Modesto and Fairfield to check too. See providers in Sacramento.

San Diego

San Diego sits near the state figure. Verizon reports service at 57.7% of city units and 53.3% across the metro, and fiber from any provider reaches 40.2%. Verizon's San Diego page adds Chula Vista, Spring Valley, Encinitas and San Marcos to its check list. See providers in San Diego.

Fresno

Fresno is a cable town with a thin fiber layer. Cable reaches 98% of units and fiber 31.8%, while Verizon reports service at 55.8%. 7.8% of Fresno households have no internet at home, above the state rate. See providers in Fresno.