Several Orange County politicians weighed in with their views on
the $98-billion project.
Category: Transportation
OCTA Board Voices Its Worries About High-Speed Rail Project
Transportation Authority wants Legislature to be frugal with
high-speed rail funds — as long as Orange County gets its
share.
OCTA: Hold Funds Until High-Speed Rail Fixes Its Finances
Board wants “serious concern” addressed before High-Speed Rail
Authority can tap billions in taxpayer dollars.
Critics of High-Speed Rail Project Now Moving In for the Kill
Recent weeks have seen a series of aggressive actions by
opponents of the contentious $98-billion state project.
On The Agenda
Selection of new mayors in Huntington Beach and San Juan
Capistrano and a bid by Orange County to win $100 million in state
grant funds.
91 Freeway Toll Road: Users Like It, but Do Other Drivers?
An “overwhelming majority” of drivers who use the Riverside
Freeway toll lanes are satisfied, according to a survey. But those
who don’t use the controversial lanes weren’t polled.
Community Editorial: OC Business Council’s ‘Red Carpet’ Awards
“Turning Red Tape Into Red Carpet” recognizes 10 local
governments for innovative programs that spur private sector.
Santa Ana Neighbors Debate Possible Creekside Bike Trail
Residents are arguing over whether the trail would create more
crime and safety hazards.
OCTA Considering No-Confidence Vote on High-Speed Rail
No board member speaks up in defense of the $98-billion project
that would link Anaheim and San Francisco.
Trying to Lock the ‘Revolving Door’
New OCTA policy aims to discourage public board members from
resigning, then lobbying OCTA on behalf of private clients.



