California's high-speed rail project is projected to run out of funds by December 2027, leading the authority to halve its train order.

California's high-speed rail project, championed by Governor Newsom, is now estimated to cost $126 billion, with critics highlighting that no tracks have yet been laid for the ambitious LA-to-San Francisco line.

The projected cost of California's high-speed rail project has reportedly increased again, now estimated at $126 billion, significantly higher than the initial $33 billion approved by voters in 2008.

The head of California's high-speed rail project has taken a leave of absence following his arrest on domestic violence allegations.

California state leaders are reportedly silent regarding a controversial $1 billion detour in the high-speed rail project. The detour is intended to preserve a memorial dedicated to a disgraced labor leader.

The CEO of the California High-Speed Rail Authority was arrested this month on suspicion of domestic battery.