Jerry brown high-speed rail

• SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Critics have called it the train to nowhere and a $98 billion boondoggle.
(Huffington Post)
• California's high-speed rail project is already projected to take longer and be more costly than originally projected, but the obstacles facing it are not yet over.
(Neon Tommy)
• FRESNO-- California High-Speed Rail Authority leaders acknowledge they have Richard and Rossi were named to the authoritys board last summer by Gov. Jerry Brown; Richards was appointed by then-Gov. Schwarzenegger in late 2010.
(Modesto Bee)
• Governor Jerry Brown and United States Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood reaffirmed their support for building High-Speed Rail in California. Brown was Tuesdays KVML Newsmaker of the Day.
(MyMotherLode.com)
• Gov. Jerry Brown is scaling back the states highly controversial bullet train project to keep it alive.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• Californias high-speed rail plans have morphed into high-stakes bait-and-switch. Voters in 2008 authorized bonds for one plan and now rail-backers, led by Gov. Jerry Brown, propose something entirely different.
(Contra Costa Times)
• (AP) SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The board overseeing Californias plan to build a $98 billion high-speed rail system chose an appointee of Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday to take over as its chairman.
(CBS News)
• Re Gov. Brown rejects rail cost estimate (Capitol California, Jan. 30): The Bees article on high speed-rail quoted Gov. Jerry Brown as saying: Its not going to be $100 billion. Thats way off.
(Sacramento Bee)
• Its editorial began: Californias high-speed rail plans have morphed into high-stakes bait-and-switch. Voters in 2008 authorized bonds for one plan and now rail-backers, led by Gov. Jerry Brown, propose something entirely different.
(Modesto Bee)