By Yue Stella Yu, CalMatters The CEO of California’s high-speed rail authority resigned last week, saying he needs to focus on “important personal and family priorities,” according to a copy of the emailed resignation obtained by CalMatters. “This has not…
Xavier Becerra, California’s governor-elect, is on record that he would finish the state’s high-speed rail project “on budget and on time.” He seems to have missed what the current governor said about the project. If Newsom lives to 88, the current…
Van Nuys News Press NEWS: Padilla, Schiff Announce More Than $116 Million to Improve Railroad Crossing Safety Across California CALIFORNIA — Today, U.S. Senators Alex Padilla and Adam Schiff (both D-Calif.) announced that six California projects will receive more than $116 million in…
November 4, 2026 / 7:35 PM EST / CBS News California California's High-Speed Rail Authority has a new CEO. But what happens to the questionable consultant contracts, millions in disputed billings and unanswered questions his predecessor left behind? On Oct. 28, CBS California Investigates took those…
Ian Choudri resigned as CEO of the California High-Speed Rail Authority late Wednesday, ending a two-year tenure marked by delays, funding losses and, most recently, an inspector general’s finding of improper travel spending by agency consultants. His departure came weeks…
A lack of federal funding and increased costs are prompting the California High-Speed Rail Authority to search for alternative alignments for the proposed stretch of railway that goes from south of Gilroy to northeast of Los Banos and includes Pacheco…
CRC Q3 2026 earnings call: California focus, Uinta sale, 2027 pipeline restart, and capital plans. Earnings Call Insights: California Resources Corporation (CRC) Q3 2026 - “We delivered another strong quarter and took important steps to sharpen our California focus,” said CEO, President & Director Francisco Leon, citing:…
Meanwhile, the state isn’t remotely close to delivering the trip voters imagined. Construction has concentrated on a 119-mile stretch in the Central Valley, while the current plan calls for initial passenger service between Merced and Bakersfield in 2033. The rail authority…
And another one bites the dust. Ian Choudri, chief executive officer of the California High-Speed Rail Authority, resigned Wednesday night, citing “personal and family priorities” as the reason he is walking away from a salary of more than $534,000 per year.
Caltrans graphic celebrating the return to 60 m.p.h. Or they would have, if Caltrans hadn’t just announced the inexplicable decision to raise the speed limit in the corridor to 60 mph. With that change, the agency has undone much of the safety progress…
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