California, high speed rail

Majority of Californians still support High-Speed Rail project, polling shows
Despite uncertainty over its budget and timeline, a majority of Californians who took part in a recent poll say the California High-Speed Rail project is still worthy of state funding. The poll, which was conducted by Emerson College and commissioned by KTLA parent company Nexstar Media,
California high speed rail has $4.3B in unspent federal grants. Could Trump take it away?
What’s needed for San Francisco to LA to happen is we’re going to need the federal partner to say, ‘Get that done.’”
WA officials: Lessons to be learned from California’s high speed rail ‘disaster’
As California’s high speed rail project lays its first tracks after spending billions of dollars since 2006, Washington officials are already looking at lessons to be learned on how to avoid a similar outcome as they work on their own multi-state,
California state report: High speed rail faces $6.5 billion funding gap, new delays
The California inspector general tasked with reviewing the state’s high speed rail program issued a new report stating the first segment is likely to be more than three years behind schedule and faces a $6.
California Republicans urge Trump’s probe of state’s high-speed rail project
California Republicans sent a letter to President Donald Trump late last week supporting his probe into the state’s high-speed rail project. “We owe it to Californians to carefully examine the viability of this project and hold the HSRA (High-Speed Rail Authority) accountable,
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Is it the end of the line for California’s high speed rail project?
Everything we predicted about California’s High Speed Rail project (HSR) has come to rotten fruition. Frequent readers of this column know that, for over 20 years, the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers ...
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Trump puts California High-Speed Rail in crosshairs
President Donald Trump has renewed his efforts to stifle California’s High-Speed Rail project that is currently under construction and would link the Bay Area with greater Los Angeles.