The bill that would have created a department dedicated to
high-speed rail is gutted by the Senate Transportation and Housing
Committee.
Category: Transportation
More Bad News for High-Speed Rail
California’s proposed bullet train system is losing its PR firm,
state funding and has a too-high “burn rate.”
Smaller Cities Fight for Fair Shake in Redistricting
Some of the proposals being considered by the California
Citizens’ Redistricting Committee lump smaller cities in with big
cities.
New County Redistricting Rules Still Offer Incumbent Protection
Although the statewide goal this year is to take the politics
out of redistricting, county criteria include “continuity of
representation.”
New Routes for Irvine’s iShuttle
The City Council Tuesday night approved two new bus routes to
serve the area around the Irvine Spectrum.
The OC Morning Report
The vending truck paradox, the managers’ contract dilemma and
the redistricting rundown.
Early Vote For President and iShuttle Expansion Top Irvine Council Agenda
Councilman Larry Agran proposes that Irvine residents cast early
presidential preference votes, and the iShuttle may get two more
routes.
The Good and the Bad of Vending Trucks
The trucks, which are ubiquitous in Santa Ana, provide a vital
service to many residents in the city’s urban core. But they also
contribute to increasing obesity rates.
The OC Morning Report
No room to run in Santa Ana, more redistricting drama and
not-so-special district spending.
The OC Morning Report
New blood atop the High-Speed Rail Authority, a redistricting
challenge and a local lawmaker victimized by an erroneous wage
garnishment.



