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Trump pulls funding for California High-speed rail

Trump administration pulls billions in funding for high-speed rail project; state leaders call decision 'illegal'

The Federal Railroad Administration pulled $4 billion in funding on Wednesday that was intended for high-speed rail construction in the Central Valley.

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Trump administration pulls $4 billion from California high-speed rail project

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California sues over billions lost in high-speed rail funds as Newsom battles Trump administration

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Letters to the Editor: Trump might be right to pull funding for California's 'train to nowhere'

I am thoroughly a Democrat. Still, I've always considered the high-speed rail project to be a disaster that just keeps getting worse.

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California’s High-Speed Rail to Nowhere

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CA files lawsuit over $4B in cancelled high speed rail funds

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FRA rescinds $4 billion in unspent federal funding to CHSRA

The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is rescinding $4 billion of unspent federal funds from the California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) following FRA’s compliance review. According to FRA’s compliance review findings,

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California sues to stop Trump administration from pulling $4 billion from high-speed rail project

Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that California is filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming that the move is "yet another political stunt to punish California."

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Metrolink system reduces vehicle traffic near Moorpark train station

Funded by the Federal Railroad Administration and implemented by Metrolink in June, the $600,000 system will eliminate delays from unnecessary crossing gate activations. The Moorpark City Council and Ventura County Transportation Commission have advocated for the improvement since 2018.

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Federal Railroad Administration announces new safety data website

A new website from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) will provide visitors with more user-friendly approach to accessing public safety data.