Litigation
Nov. 9, 2013
Court set to weigh bullet train fight
A judge will hear arguments Friday on why he should order the rail authority to halt work on the train until it can show that it has the financial backing and regulatory approval to build a usable 300-mile segment in the Central Valley.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Opponents of California's troubled $68 billion bullet train project will try to convince a judge Friday that he should order the rail authority to halt work on the train until it can show that it has the financial backing and regulatory approval to build a usable 300-mile segment in the Central Valley.
Sacramento County Superior Court Judge Michael Kenny already ruled in favor of oppon...
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