The CEO of the California High-Speed Rail Authority, Ian Choudri, has agreed to take a temporary leave of absence following an arrest.

Almost 600 change orders totaling more than $2 billion are associated with the company that's building the system between Fresno and Kern County.

The CEO of the California High-Speed Rail Authority was arrested earlier this month in Folsom on suspicion of domestic ...

California’s High Speed Rail Authority chief has revealed he will take a leave of absence after being arrested over a domestic violence dispute with his fiancée. Ian Choudri was picked up by cops at ...

California's High-Speed Rail Authority CEO Ian Choudri will take a leave of absence as the project's board of directors and ...

Ian Choudri, the CEO of the California High-Speed Rail Authority, was arrested on suspicion of domestic battery in Folsom ...

An investigation into California's High-Speed Rail CEO following his arrest will also include concerns around his possible conflict of interest that has come to light, Gov. Gavin Newsom confirmed on ...

The CEO of a California agency running the state’s long-delayed bullet train project is taking a leave of absence after he was arrested earlier this month over allegations of domestic violence ...

"Any attempt to take revenue from the City of Fresno and transfer it to HSR will be strongly opposed," said Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer.

The DA's Office declined to press charges after the Folsom arrest. Now, Chief of Staff Mark Tollefson will lead the bullet train agency as state transit authorities investigate.

Brightline West will perform field investigation work on the Southern California side of the Las Vegas to Rancho Cucamonga high-speed rail project.

The 218-mile, Brightline West high-speed rail project between Los Angeles and Las Vegas has pushed its completion date from 2028 to late 2029.