The California High-Speed Rail Authority said it would remove "funding uncertainty" for the first stages of construction.

Facing possible loss of federal grants, the authority leading the $128 billion project looks for new funding sources.

The California High-Speed Rail Authority, which is overseeing the project says it has already generated significant economic benefits, including creating over 14,000 construction jobs and ...

Here's what to know about the California High-Speed Rail projects. What is the California High-Speed Rail Authority? The California High-Speed Rail Authority was created in 2008 after California ...

In a letter sent on February 13, the state legislators emphasized the necessity of scrutinizing the project's feasibility and holding the California High-Speed Rail Authority (HSRA) accountable.

A state-appointed peer review group has repeatedly advised the authority to consider alternative plans for the project. California’s high-speed rail endeavor has been targeted by Elon Musk’s ...

Newsweek has contacted the California High-Speed Rail Authority for comment on this story via email. The promising economic numbers may silence criticisms that the project has taken a lot of time ...

The California High-Speed Rail Authority has named its new chief executive officer to oversee the next phase of the project’s development. On Thursday, the CAHSR announced Ian Choudri as the ...

The president said the project was hundreds of billions of dollars over budget, a claim that the California High-Speed Rail Authority noted is not true. "I read where you could take every single ...

A transportation executive with experience in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America has been named to be the new chief executive officer for the California High-Speed Rail Authority.

The California High-Speed Rail Authority voted June 27 to approve a route and certify the environmental review for a $22.6-billion section of the passenger train network linking the cities of ...

When it began construction in 2013, the California High-Speed Rail Authority “had not acquired sufficient land for building, had not determined how it would relocate utility systems and had not ...