The Shinkansen — Japanese for “new line” — made its impressive debut in October 1964, a few days before the Tokyo Olympics.

The Trump administration has notified the California High Speed Rail Authority of a “proposed determination to terminate” two federal grant agreements totaling approximately $4 billion, money that ...

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For the people of California, any delay in the proposed bullet train—expected to run at speeds of up to 220 miles (402 km) per hour between Los Angeles and San Francisco by 2029, and later extended to ...

The California High-Speed Rail Authority has responded to the Federal Rail Authority’s plan to terminate $4 billion in federal funding for the Los Angeles-to-San Francisco high ...

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“They prefer driving,” she said. The California bullet train was originally expected to carry about 100 million passengers a year, but the estimate was later slashed by two-thirds.

Currently the bullet train is funded with 25% of the revenue from the tax-equivalent cap-and-trade program, a regulatory invention run by the California Air Resources Board.

A new stretch of West Belmont Avenue has opened near Roeding Park in Fresno as part of the California High-Speed Rail project ...

Who else used to say that bullet train funding should go to more worthy projects? That was the tart observation made in 2014 by California’s then-lieutenant governor — Gavin Newsom.