The board voted Thursday to oppose one piece of state
legislation that would replace current board members and another
that would abolish the project.
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High-Speed Rail Battle Plans in Full Swing
Both advocates and critics of the $43-billion project’s
leadership move to bolster their cases.
Attorney General: Pringle’s Offices Are Incompatible
The issue may be moot because Pringle’s term as Anaheim mayor
ends next week.
Pringle: Conflict Charges Are Unfair Ploy by Democrats
Regardless, the attorney general is set to rule as early as this
week on whether Pringle should have been both Anaheim mayor and
Rail Authority chairman.
City Attorney Offers Defense of Pringle in Conflict of Interest Allegations
Anaheim mayor has the right to hold elected office and the
chairmanship of the California High Speed Rail Authority, attorney
asserts.
Pringle Says Roles Are ‘Compatible,’ Not in Conflict
Anaheim mayor responds to increased pressure from state attorney
general regarding possible conflicts of interest stemming from his
chairmanship of the state’s high-speed rail board.
High-Speed Rail Ridership Estimates Unreliable, Berkeley Study Finds
Researchers say Rail Commission’s method of determining ridership makes it impossible to know whether $43 billion system ‘will experience healthy profits or severe revenue shortfalls.’
State Lawmaker Concerned About Curt Pringle’s Many Transit Hats
Bill being drafted addresses possible conflicts of interest of High Speed Rail Authority directors Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle and Richard Katz of Los Angeles.
The First Step is Admitting You Have a Problem
The high-speed rail authority has done that, say two state Senate leaders. But there is less agreement over the future of the authority following findings of mismanagement of the $42 billion rail project. And a possible conflict of interest issue looms.









