The mid-term elections have put an end to any lingering hope of passing a long-term transportation bill during the congressional lame duck session. Such hope was recently expressed by Transportation
Barely recovered from the damaging effects of the Sacramento Court ruling denying the California High Speed Rail Authority access to Prop 1A bond funding, the bullet
Reps. Denham and Latham request a GAO review The Sacramento Court’s November 25 decision denying the California High Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) access to Proposition 1A bond funds
The future of the California High Speed Rail project hangs in a precarious balance as a result of two rulings handed down by Sacramento Superior
I am pleased to note that the U.S. Department of Transportation seems to have dropped its use of the phrase “high-speed rail” in describing the
On July 18, at a site pregnant with symbolism— the future location of what HSR advocates hope will become San Francisco’s terminus of the state’s
Decidedly, early June has not been the best of times for the California high-speed rail project. On June 2, came a new poll showing that
It says something that even struggling California may be willing to lose a $3.3 billion federal bullet-train grant. Maybe it senses some risk. Now how
A new strategy is beginning to emerge toward California’s embattled high-speed rail venture. The strategy is designed to rescue the project from a possible defeat