High-speed rail board limits CEO contract authority after $600,000 travel scandal
State investigators found consultants billed about $600,000 in questionable travel costs, prompting the board to tighten oversight of new and existing contracts.
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GOP lawmakers want High-Speed Rail Authority CEO to resign
(The Center Square) – Assembly Minority Leader Alexandra Macedo, R-Tulare, wrote a public letter to the High-Speed Rail Authority calling on CEO Ian Choudri to resign following a report showing
California GOP lawmakers want High-Speed Rail Authority CEO to resign over spending practices
That's one of the latest expenses reported for a longtime project that the rail authority expects will ultimately cost more than $126.2 billion in taxpayers' money. The high-speed rail was supposed to be finished in 2020, but it does not appear that any track has been laid.
A California Scandal Reveals How The State Is Governed Under Single-Party Democrat Rule
In 2026, with no trains and no track in place, the officials who oversee the California High-Speed Rail Authority are working to implement new internal controls to prevent waste.
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