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Inventor and entrepreneur Elon Musk has revealed design plans for high-speed travel.
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Inventor and entrepreneur Elon Musk has revealed design plans for high-speed travel.
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Calif. high-speed rail officials seeking to reassure the public about safety in the wake of deadly European train crashes this summer.
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Calif. high-speed rail officials seeking to reassure the public about safety in the wake of deadly European train crashes this summer.
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California's High-Speed Rail Authority board approved a nearly $1B contract to start construction on the first leg of the train.
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Attorneys are arguing in a Sacramento Co. Court that California's high-speed rail agency has broken a promise made to voters.
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The California High-Speed Rail Authority voted to issue $8.6 billion in taxpayer-approved bonds to build the nation's first bullet train.
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State Senator Jerry Hill unveiled legislation Friday that would ensure that California's proposed high speed rail project will not include a new set of tracks through the Peninsula.
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Officials say the construction on the first operating phase of the California High Speed Rail System is expected to start in July.
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In downtown San Francisco the massive Transbay Transit Center construction project is well underway.
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In downtown San Francisco the massive $4.2 billion Transbay Transit Center construction project is well underway.
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Gov. Jerry Brown signed the $8 billion high-speed rail funding bill Wednesday.
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Politicians spoke about California's high speed rail program and the investment they feel needs to be made.
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The land from the old Oakland Army Base will transform into a distribution center for the Port of Oakland.
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The land from the old Oakland Army Base will transform into a distribution center for the Port of Oakland.
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Despite the legislature's vote and the governor's support, a completed high speed rail is not guaranteed.
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Lawmakers have approved billions of dollars in financing for what would be the nation's first dedicated high-speed rail line.
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The Assemby approved funding for the California high-speed rail Thursday, but the Senate will have the final say on Friday.
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A vote is expected today on Gov. Jerry Brown's high-speed rail plan.
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Three months ago, Gov. Brown hit the reset button on the bullet train project but now, some Democrats want to hit the reset button again.
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Gov. Jerry Brown backed away from a fight with environmentalists yesterday, abandoning a plan to exempt the $68 billion California bullet train project from environmental laws.
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Investigators, lawyers and bullet train critics want to pore over the California High-Speed Rail Authority's trove of documents.
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There are new questions concerning high speed rail and whether the project can be done right and done on time.
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There are new questions concerning high speed rail and whether the project can be done right and done on time.
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California's High Speed Rail Authority gave the go-ahead to a substantially scaled back plan.
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California's High Speed Rail Authority gave the go-ahead to a substantially scaled back plan in hopes of keeping the project going.
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California's auditor says the state's $98 billion high-speed rail project relies on risky financial assumptions and that planners have secured just a fraction of the amount needed for construction.
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Gov. Jerry Brown refuses to give up the high-speed rail project after two top project officials step down.
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Gov. Jerry Brown refuses to give up the high-speed rail project after two top project officials step down.
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One lawmaker calls the high-speed rail project a lemon and voters may get the chance to take away the bond money.
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One lawmaker calls the high-speed rail project a lemon and voters may get the chance to take away the bond money.
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Since the recession began, the state Legislature has put some big-ticket construction projects on the environmental fast track in the name of creating jobs.
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There is trouble brewing for California's controversial high speed rail project after a committee recommends against it.
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There is trouble brewing for California's controversial high speed rail project after a committee recommends against it.
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Palo Alto's city council is formally calling on state lawmakers to abandon California's $100 billion high speed rail project.
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California's high speed rail project is on the hot seat due to concerns that it could be a train to nowhere.
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California's high speed rail project is on the hot seat due to concerns that it could be a train to nowhere.
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Congress voted Thursday to kill funds for President Barack Obama's signature high-speed rail program.
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Divergent views were expressed Tuesday at a hearing for the state's proposed high speed rail system.
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Divergent views were expressed Tuesday at a hearing for the state's proposed high speed rail system.
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ABC7 takes a ride on South Korea's high speed rail system and looks at the impact it has had on business and travel.
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ABC7 takes a ride on South Korea's high speed rail system and looks at the impact it has had on business and travel.
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California's high-speed rail system would cost nearly $100 billion when the main north-south link is completed.
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Lawsuits from local cities and opposition groups still could delay, divert or derail the project altogether.
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The elevated structures add billions in construction costs to a project that increasingly seems to be seriously underfunded.
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Gov. Jerry Brown is getting some flak from state legislatures for moving ahead with plans to build a high-speed rail system.
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A panel of rail experts has urged lawmakers to seize their "last available opportunity" to straighten out the bullet train project.
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High-speed rail officials in California are getting some tips from representatives in Spain, home to the second-largest high speed rail system in the world.
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