Ambitions to build America's very own bullet train are on track for 2026, California's High Speed Rail Authority tells ...

The California High-Speed Rail Authority said the decision reflected the state's assessment that the federal government is ...

Abandoning funding from the federal government, the California High-Speed Rail Authority said it sees strong interest from ...

There’s no cost-effective solution at this point, but lawmakers shouldn’t fall for the latest hype that a few more route tweaks, billions more in subsidies and some new private-investment promises ...

California has ended its lawsuit over $4 billion in grant funding cancelled by the Trump administration, Bloomberg reports, ...

Brightline’s bicoastal struggles show that the window for companies to operate intercity rail service in the US profitably ...

The authority says it will select a private partner to evaluate opportunities to invest and deliver the project faster and ...

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One country where you cannot ride a train traveling more than 180 mph is the United States. California is trying to change that. But the state's ambitious high-speed rail project faces an uncertain ...

California has withdrawn its lawsuit challenging the Trump administrations decision to cancel more than $4 billion in federal ...

HANFORD, Calif. — Hundreds of miles from Los Angeles and San Francisco, the first leg of California’s high-speed rail line is rising above the almond trees and grape vines of the Central Valley. This ...

The Tied Arch Bridge construction site in Fresno County, Calif. (Courtesy of California High-Speed Rail Authority) HANFORD, Calif. — Hundreds of miles from Los Angeles and San Francisco, the first leg ...