ALBANY, N.Y. — Charter/Spectrum is getting yet another reprieve from state officials who want them out of New York.
The New York State Public Service Commission announced another extension this week for Charter/Spectrum to come up with a plan to leave the state.
It's the fifth time the company's received an extension since the PSC ordered them to prepare an exit plan last July, saying they'd failed to meet the agreement to provide broadband service to underserved areas of New York.
That deal let Charter and Time Warner merge to form Spectrum in 2016.