US opens review into whether to rescind $4 billion in California high-speed rail grants
- The federal government is reviewing California's use of $4 billion in high-speed rail project funds due to delays and rising costs since its 2008 announcement.
- California's high-speed rail project has consumed nearly $16 billion over 16 years and faces total projected costs of over $128 billion, raising concerns about its management and future funding.
- Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy called the rail project a 'mismanaged nightmare,' urging Californians to demand answers from Governor Gavin Newsom.
- The California High-Speed Rail Authority supports the investigation, stating they welcome collaboration with federal partners.
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