California state report: High speed rail faces $6.5 billion funding gap, new delays
General News,California,Trains,Transportation,Infrastructure
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The California inspector general tasked with reviewing the state’s high speed rail program issued a new report stating the first segment is likely to be more than three years behind schedule and faces a $6.5 billion funding gap.
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