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Tue April 06, 2021 - West Edition #8 Associated Press (California High Speed Rail Authority photo) SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Officials in charge of California's high-speed rail project want to tap $4.1 billion in bond money to finish ongoing construction in the Central Valley, completing a segment of track that is just a fraction of the Los Angeles-to-San Francisco line voters approved the money for in 2008. Project leaders presented the latest change on how to pay for the project – and what it will cost – to the California High-Speed Rail Authority's board of directors. The new use of bo...

California rail officials want to tap remaining bond funds By KATHLEEN RONAYNEFebruary 9, 2021 GMT SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Officials in charge of California’s slow-going high-speed rail project want to tap $4.1 billion in bond money to finish ongoing construction in the Central Valley, completing a segment of track that is just a fraction of the Los Angeles-to-San Francisco line voters approved the money for in 2008. Project leaders presented the latest change on how to pay for the project — and what it will cost — on Tuesday to the California High-Speed Rail Authority’s board of...

Officials in charge of California's high-speed rail project want to tap $4.1 billion in bond money voters approved for a San Francisco-to-Los Angeles line to finish ongoing construction in the Central Valley.

For Immediate Release, February 8, 2021 Contact: Lisa Belenky, Center for Biological Diversity, (415) 385-5694, lbelenky@biologicaldiversity.org Jana Sokale, Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge, (510) 229-7550, janaslc@aol.com Appeal Challenges Housing Development on Restorable San Francisco Bay Wetlands 469-unit Luxury Development Threatens Wildlife, Sits in FEMA Flood Zone NEWARK , Calif.— The Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge and the Center for Biological Diversity filed a legal appeal today challenging the approval of the “Sanctuary West” housi...

Richmond sued over plan to develop site laden with pollutants FacebookTwitterEmail 1of4 Sherry Padgett, a member of the Richmond Shoreline Alliance, visits the site of a proposed residential development project in Richmond last month. Padgett has fought for a thorough cleanup of the soil since she was diagnosed with cancers in her ribs and thyroid in 2003 and 2004. The cancers are now in remission.Paul Chinn / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of4 A lawsuit has been filed over the plan to develop the 86-acre Zeneca site in south Richmond because of the pollutants there.Paul Kuroda / Special to...