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4 episodes with california high speed rail
2 episodes with california high speed rail
2 episodes with california high speed rail
2 episodes with california high speed rail
2 episodes with california high speed rail
2 episodes with california high speed rail
2 episodes with california high speed rail
The California High-Speed Rail project could finally attract private capital if state leaders provide financial guarantees, according to the Authority's CEO Ian Choudri. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.Choudri, appointed in August, aims to rescue the California High-Speed Rail plan—originally designed to link San Francisco and Los Angeles in under three hours. He emphasized that a turnaround requires stable funding and public-private cooperation.
Why are your tax dollars going to fund a High Speed Rail booth at the LA Times festival of books and then a camera crew to make a youtube video about it?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Trump administration's proposed tariffs could impact the local farming industry in San Diego County. Plus, a look into if California's long proposed high speed rail project to connect major cities will ever come to light.
Yet another roadblock in the road to high speed rail in California: President Donald Trump says the federal government will not be financing any of the project. For more, KCBS Radio news anchor Eric Thomas spoke with KCBS Insider Phil Matier.
Transit advocates are watching with concern as several high-profile transit projects across America face uncertain futures under the Trump administration, from New York's congestion pricing to California's high-speed rail.• NYC's congestion pricing has shown remarkable early success with 70% fewer honking complaints, 50% fewer traffic injuries, and increased transit ridership• The MTA's $500 million annual revenue from congestion pricing funds critical improvements to accessibility, bus frequency, and subway infrastructure• California High-Speed Rail construction continues despite funding threats, with $14 billion already invested and 15,000 jobs created• San Antonio's Green Line BRT project would deliver vital 10-15 minute frequency service along a 12-mile corridor in America's largest city without rail• Virginia's railway expansion includes crucial bottleneck improvements to the Long Bridge, which operates at 95% capacity• Austin's highway cap project faces uncertainty with rising costs reaching $1.4 billion while the underlying I-35 expansion proceeds unimpeded• Projects across the country face delays and funding challenges as previously awarded grants undergo reviewShare your thoughts on which transit projects in your area might be at risk and which projects you think should be prioritized! We'd love to hear from you in the comments.Send us a textSupport the show
More trouble tonight for the state's controversial high-speed rail project.It now needs a lot more money fast.At a budget hearing in the state assembly Wednesday, California Legislative Analyst Office representative Helen Kerstein told lawmakers the project is now reporting it's $7 billion short of what it needs by next June, 2026, and Kerstein says that's not all.“There is no specific plan to meet that roughly 7 billion dollar gap from Merced to Bakersfield. We also think there's some risk that that gap could grow,” said Kerstein.With no plan in sight to meet that shortfall, Kerstein says the project could grind to a halt in as little as 15 months.
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Chris takes a hard look at the climate scam draining taxpayer dollars. He rips into failing offshore wind projects in New Jersey and a $160 million electric bus deal that left school districts high and dry, while criticizing costly electric vehicle investments and a decades-long California High Speed Rail project that achieved next to nothing. Meanwhile, Chevron's potential refinery closures in California signal rising gas prices that will hurt consumers. www.watchdogonwallstreet.com
Representative Kevin Kiley announced plans to introduce a bill to eliminate federal funding for the failed California High-Speed Rail project. December 12th 2024 --- Please Like, Comment and Follow 'The Ray Appleton Show' on all platforms: --- 'The Ray Appleton Show’ is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever else you listen to podcasts. --- 'The Ray Appleton Show’ Weekdays 11 AM -2 PM Pacific on News/Talk 580 AM & 105.9 KMJ | Website | Facebook | Podcast | - Everything KMJ KMJNOW App | Podcasts | Facebook | X | InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In EcoNet News, Volume 26, Issue #7, Ted highlights two high-speed rail projects coming to Southern California: the California High-Speed Rail, linking Los Angeles and San Francisco, and the Brightline West, linking Los Angeles to Las Vegas. He also highlights ZIPs (zero-emission vehicle implementation plans) and ZEVs (zero-emission vehicles), the climate-protection superstar hemp, South Australia nearing 100% net wind and solar, linear generators, San Francisco's hydrogen fueled ferry, Corryong in Victoria, Australia's community microgrid, thermal energy networks (TENs), sodium batteries, and renewable energy certificate (REC) arbitrage.
ENR's Aileen Cho talks with the outgoing CEO of the California High-Speed Rail Authority about winning hearts and minds (and settling lawsuits).Watch full interview here.
Amy King and Neil Saavedra join Bill for Handel on the News. O.J. Simpson dies of cancer at age 76, his family says. US restricts travel for diplomats in Israel amid fears of Iran attack. Ippei Mizuhara, ex-interpreter for Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani, charged with bank fraud in sports betting case. Salmon fishing off California cost banned second year in a row. Measles outbreak puts elimination status at risk: CDC. CDC expected to alert doctors about fake Botox. The Fed might not be done raising interest rates just yet. Instagram to crack down on teen sextortion. California High-Speed Rail one step closer to acquiring nation's first 220mph trains.
KFI's Michael Monks talks new fast food minimum wage. More on California High Speed Rail. New California Suicide Law. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of Flanigan's Eco-Logic, Ted speaks with Margaret Cederoth, Director of Planning and Sustainability at California High-Speed Rail Authority. She is an urban planner with more than two decades of global sustainable infrastructure delivery, rail system planning, design, and construction, and land use/ transportation planning experience. Margaret's expertise is with complex transportation infrastructure projects, as well as international urban development throughout North Africa and the Middle East.Ted and Margaret discuss her background, growing up in Illinois, studying Eastern History, and later earning a Master of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. She went on to do some graduate work in Tunisia, focused on social housing and the nexus to transportation.Margaret's project management experience includes managing a diverse team of experts as well as managing planning and sustainability tasks for major projects, such as the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology, Chicago's Sustainable Urban Infrastructure Guidelines, Anacostia Waterfront Transportation Infrastructure Master Plan, and the Lower Georgia Avenue Streetscape Project. She was appointed by Governor Newsom in 2019 to be the Director of Planning and Sustainability at California High-Speed Rail. Her duties include policy development and implementation, station and station area planning, greenhouse gas emissions inventory, tracking, and offsets, renewable energy planning, sustainable design, and district-scale sustainability approaches.As an AICP (American Institute of Certified Planners) urban planner and Envision Sustainability Professional, she previously led the sustainability division for the Authority as a consultant. Cederoth oversaw corporate sustainability initiatives for WSP USA, the Authority's Rail Delivery Partner. That work included a commitment to carbon neutral operations and the development of training and tools for implementing sustainability approaches on a range of infrastructure projects.
Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Michigan teen sentenced to life for 2021 high school mass shooting. Biden touts $8 billion in federal funding for passenger rail, including funds for California high speed rail. Labor Department reports 199,000 new jobs in November and unemployment down slightly. US vetoes UN Security Council resolution calling for immediate Gaza ceasefire. Bay Area activists demand Lockheed Martin stop selling weapons to Israel. Administration officials address Ukraine Gaza wars with reporters. The post The Pacifica Evening News, Weekdays – December 8, 2023 Biden touts $8 billion in federal funding for passenger rail, including funds for California high speed rail. appeared first on KPFA.
Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee, File) Michigan teen sentenced to life for 2021 high school mass shooting. Biden touts $8 billion in federal funding for passenger rail, including funds for California high speed rail. Labor Department reports 199,000 new jobs in November and unemployment down slightly. US vetoes UN Security Council resolution calling for immediate Gaza ceasefire. Bay Area activists demand Lockheed Martin stop selling weapons to Israel. Administration officials address Ukraine Gaza wars with reporters. The post The Pacifica Evening News, Weekdays – December 8, 2023 Biden touts $8 billion in federal funding for passenger rail, including funds for California high speed rail. appeared first on KPFA.
ICYMI: Later, with Mo'Kelly Presents – Guest Host Chris Merrill filling in for Mo'Kelly with thoughts on the latest California High-Speed Rail proposed modifications, Big Tech companies stoking fears over AI to corner the market AND Meta looking to charge a monthly fee for using Facebook and Instagram - on KFI AM 640 – Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app
This week we're sharing a panel discussion on how California High Speed Rail could be sped up. Hosted by Rodger Rudick of Streetsblog SF, Climate Advocate Carter Lavin, Eric Eidlin, Station Planning Manager for the City of San Jose, and Boris Lipkin of the California High Speed Rail Authority discuss what it would take to get the project done faster and all the potential benefits. OOO Follow us on twitter @theoverheadwire Follow us on Mastadon theoverheadwire@sfba.social Support the show on Patreon http://patreon.com/theoverheadwire Buy books on our Bookshop.org Affiliate site! And get our Cars are Cholesterol shirt at Tee-Public! And everything else at http://theoverheadwire.com
In this episode we sit down with LaDonna DiCamillo the Southern California Regional Director for the California High Speed Rail Authority. We discuss updates on the construction process, what the agency is doing to minimize environmental harm, how the agency works with community partners, and what goals the agency has in building the nation's first high speed rail. Learn more: Website:https://hsr.ca.gov/ Updates: https://hsr.ca.gov/communications-outreach/newsroom/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/CAHighSpeedRail
The Biden administration revealed on Wednesday plans to appeal a judge's order blocking several government agencies and officials from contacting social media companies. The Department of Homeland Security is building 20 more miles of the wall in Texas, as well as embarking on other “Fence Replacement Projects” in Arizona and California. California, one of the largest states in the US, has drawn attention for its varying levels of patriotism compared to other states. By the end of 2022, about one in four American adults and older teenagers still hadn't contracted COVID-19, according to new federal data. Engineers in San Francisco are starting to craft designs for four high-speed rail stations in Bakersfield, Fresno, Hanford and Merced. It will be at least seven years before any of the stations open, but engineers last week released early design concepts. California's head of public instruction announced he is "seriously considering" a run for governor in 2026. In the state of California, hate crimes are steadily on the rise.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This week's guest on Cleaning Up is Bent Flyvbjerg. Bent is Emeritus Professor at the University of Oxford and is the most cited scholar in the world on the subject of megaprojects. Bent's latest book, released this year, is How Big Things Get Done, on the science of successful project delivery. Michael and Bent discussed the many, substantial implications of Bent's research for the net-zero transition, including the stark fact that solar and wind projects sit at the top of the tree when it comes to arriving on time and on budget, with nuclear languishing at the very bottom. Make sure you like, subscribe, and share Cleaning Up. We're growing fast on LinkedIn, and we'd love for you tell your professional network about us: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cleaning-up-with-michael-liebreich/ You can find everything you need to keep up with Cleaning Up here: https://linktr.ee/mlcleaningup Links and Related Episodes Bent's latest book is How Big Things Get Done: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/672118/how-big-things-get-done-by-bent-flyvbjerg-and-dan-gardner/Watch Episode 58 with John Redfern, CEO of Eavor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU8TDupVvjMWatch Episode 92 with Simon Morrish, CEO of Xlinks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6KIMswZkWAWatch Episode 116 with Tom Samson, former CEO of Rolls Royce SMR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjThq8c3tT4Watch Episode 122 with Professor Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1_gL_XXaQQ Guest Bio Bent is among the most cited scholars in the world on Project Management, Planning, Infrastructure and Cities. He has 30 years of experience as an adviser to government and business, including the US, UK, and Chinese governments and Fortune 500 companies. He has consulted on some of the largest projects in the world, from High-Speed 2 in the UK and the California High-Speed Rail project, each the largest civil construction project ever in their respective countries. Bent is the author or editor of 10 books and more than 200 papers, translated into 20 languages, including Megaprojects and Risk: An Anatomy of Ambition (2014) and this year's How Big Things Get Done. He has received numerous honours and awards, among them a knighthood and two Fulbright scholarships. Bent is chairman of Oxford Global Projects, and was formerly the Academic Director of Oxford's MSc in Major Programme Management.
What is toxic masculinity? What we are seeing with people refusing to evacuate around a levee break because “it ain't that bad” would be a good example. // What is a boondoggle? See, California High Speed Rail. Guess what the NEWEST cost estimate is? I have a bad feeling we are about to have a $30b rail between Bakersfield and Modesto and nowhere else. // The US is advising that if you plan to travel to Mexico, check the State Department website to see if it's safe. When you enter your Mexican destination, any destination, the website will simply tell you NOT TO GO THERE. // The Rest of the Stories
Why has California governor Gavin Newsom taken to denouncing Walgreens' drug policy (hint: abortion-pill availability) and what should happen with the Golden State's problematic high-speed rail project that's more “loco” than “motion”? Hoover senior fellow Lee Ohanian and distinguished policy fellow Bill Whalen, both contributors to Hoover's “California on Your Mind” web channel, discuss the […]
Why has California governor Gavin Newsom taken to denouncing Walgreens' drug policy (hint: abortion-pill availability) and what should happen with the Golden State's problematic high-speed rail project that's more “loco” than “motion”? Hoover senior fellow Lee Ohanian and distinguished policy fellow Bill Whalen, both contributors to Hoover's “California on Your Mind” web channel, discuss the latest in the Golden State including why Newsom chose not to deliver a State of the State address, fentanyl-plagued San Francisco revisiting its sanctuary policy, and California bracing for (sigh) another round of battering rainstorms.
Have you ever thought about remodeling a kitchen? Retrofitting a camper van for #vanlife? Converting your basement into an Airbnb? Building a custom website? Recording an album? Did you worry that this project will cost more and take longer than you expected? This episode is all about how to complete projects on-time and under budget. Today's guest, Dr. Bent Flyvberg, is an Oxford University professor with a Ph.D. in urban geography. He's published more than 200 scholarly articles on megaproject planning and management, decision-making, and social science methodology. He's written or edited 10 books, including recently co-authoring “How Big Things Get Done.” He shares examples ranging from the Sydney Opera House to Pixar movies to the California High Speed Rail, illustrating why some projects flourished while others flopped. He joins us on today's episode and talks to us about why some projects succeed while others turn into colossal disasters. He offers tips for how we can apply lessons from megaprojects to our own lives. Enjoy! Timing of discussion points as of February 2023: 02:19: Why are some projects on time and under budget and others aren't? 03:24: The difference between successful and unsuccessful projects 07:38: Which questions do you ask when you're choosing someone to work with on the project? 11:44: How cognitive biases and power dynamics and influence project outcomes 24:22: Why people forsake common sense when it comes to big projects 29:34: How to plan and iterate, knowing that things will change 39:26: The biggest risk to projects For more information, visit the show notes at https://affordanything.com/episode429 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
This week we're joined by Northern California Director for High Speed Rail Boris Lipkin and Streetsblog San Francisco editor Roger Rudick to talk about high speed rail's progress in California. Boris discusses what's next for the High Speed Rail program, funding, and station design and Roger pushes back on recent negative media. OOO Follow us on twitter @theoverheadwire Support the show on Patreon http://patreon.com/theoverheadwire Buy books on our Bookshop.org Affiliate site! And get our Cars are Cholesterol shirt at Tee-Public!
Hour 2 of Monday's A&G: Political discussion of the Senate races, Supreme Court coverage, and more. An interesting moment in last night's MLB Wild Card game. The California High Speed Rail has been an abject failure, and The New York Times has a great article exposing it. Jack loves the new Apple tech, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hour 2 of Monday's A&G: Political discussion of the Senate races, Supreme Court coverage, and more. An interesting moment in last night's MLB Wild Card game. The California High Speed Rail has been an abject failure, and The New York Times has a great article exposing it. Jack loves the new Apple tech, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hour 2 of Monday's A&G: Political discussion of the Senate races, Supreme Court coverage, and more. An interesting moment in last night's MLB Wild Card game. The California High Speed Rail has been an abject failure, and The New York Times has a great article exposing it. Jack loves the new Apple tech, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We're back with another episode focused on the California High-Speed Rail Project. The final state budget negotiations had excellent news for the project since we last touched base in May. In this episode, host Jon Switalski spoke with LaDonna DiCamillo, the Southern California Regional Director for the California High-Speed Rail Authority. We discuss how the project is progressing in Southern California, what is next for high-speed rail, and more! NOTE: This episode was recorded on August 30th, 2022. To learn more about the project, please visit hsr.ca.gov
California voters approved a high-speed rail line in 2008, but years of political and fiscal barriers have delayed the project. Last week, rail authorities approved a bullet train link that would zoom passengers from the Central Valley into downtown San Francisco. State Capitol reporter Dustin Gardiner joins host Cecilia Lei to explain why the state's super fast mode of transit is having a moment. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Devin continues to elaborate and discuss the state of our Nation today and censorship in relation to Truth Social. California's High-Speed Rail Authority said Thursday it won $25 million in new federal grant funding to advance its project beyond 119 miles under construction, while pursuing an additional $1.3 billion award. Duarte Nursery of Hughson stopped selling defective pistachio trees in 2014, but litigation over the matter goes on.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The California High-Speed Rail is still on thin ice, awaiting approval by officials this summer. For more, KCBS Radio's Melissa Culross and Eric Thomas spoke with KCBS Radio Insider Phil Matier.
The final environmental impact report results have been released for California's high speed rail project between San Francisco and San Jose, and Brian Kelly from the High Speed Rail Authority tells the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro that although the costs keep climbing, fast trains are on track in the state. Callers and texters weigh in on their thoughts on the project. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The final environmental impact report results have been released for California's high speed rail project between San Francisco and San Jose, and Brian Kelly from the High Speed Rail Authority tells the Morning Show with Nikki Medoro that although the costs keep climbing, fast trains are on track in the state. Callers and texters weigh in on their thoughts on the project. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hour 4 of Monday's A&G: The Google backed AI project, named Lamda, has apparently become sentient. Jack has his doubts, but are close to T1000s closer to reality? A lesson in government failure, via the California High Speed Rail project. Are you addicted to your phone? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hour 4 of Monday's A&G: The Google backed AI project, named Lamda, has apparently become sentient. Jack has his doubts, but are close to T1000s closer to reality? A lesson in government failure, via the California High Speed Rail project. Are you addicted to your phone? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hour 4 of Monday's A&G: The Google backed AI project, named Lamda, has apparently become sentient. Jack has his doubts, but are close to T1000s closer to reality? A lesson in government failure, via the California High Speed Rail project. Are you addicted to your phone? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, host Jon Switalski spoke with Brian Kelly who is the Chief Executive Officer for the California High-Speed Rail Authority. We discuss everything from the project history, status, and the ultimate goals of the project. NOTE: This episode was recorded on April 22nd, 2022. On April 28th, the California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority) Board of Directors certified the Final (EIR/EIS) and unanimously approved the approximately 90-mile San Jose to Merced project section in Northern California. This action completes the environmental clearance for nearly 400 miles of the high-speed rail project's 500-mile Phase 1 alignment from San Francisco to Los Angeles/Anaheim. Here's a link to the news release: https://hsr.ca.gov/2022/04/28/news-release-high-speed-rail-board-completes-environmental-clearance-to-connect-silicon-valley-and-central-valley/
A draft plan issued Tuesday by the California High Speed Rail Authority puts the cost of the San Francisco-to-Los Angeles bullet train at $105 billion, about $5 billion more than previous estimates. The plan, which is open for a 60-day public comment period, cites "significant progress" on the Central Valley portion of the rail system and advances in obtaining necessary right-of-way parcels, long a sticking point for planners. We'll talk to rail authority CEO Brian Kelly about what's next for California's massive rail project. Guests: Brian Kelly, CEO, California High Speed Rail Authority
The future of high-speed rail in California remains in jeopardy as funds dry up. Now, the Los Angeles Times reports that the High-Speed Rail Authority will have to approve at least another billion dollars in cost overruns to pay its contractors. Also in question: Will it even be high speed? We get the latest on the state's expensive, delayed, and mismanaged bullet train project.
Regular readers of Streetsblog California will recognize James Sinclair's name as the author of the Stop and Move blog on transportation policy in and around Fresno. James was one of the first bloggers to allow us to syndicate their articles, and we've featured his work a handful of times. James is also on the Board of Directors for the California Streets Initiative, the non-profit that publishes Streetsblog. Born and mostly-raised in Mexico, he often traveled to Fresno on holiday to visit family and developed a love for the city. In the "about me" section of Stop and Move, he explains how Fresno became a place he is passionate about : I have been in and out of Fresno for most of my life. While it has never been my true home, it has been the closest to having one. I have been fortunate enough to live in a dozen places, and travel to dozens of countries. As such, I have been able to see what Fresno does well, and what Fresno does badly. James now works as a bicycle and pedestrian planner/consultant. A decade after the launch of the Stop and Move blog, he sits down with us to talk about the state of advocacy in Fresno, his hopes and fears for California High-Speed Rail and some of his favorite projects. This is the fifth podcast in our "meet the board" series. To check out our past podcasts with Jon Weiss, Carter Rubin, Kris Fortin, or Terra Curtis, click on their names.
California has a new plan for COVID-19 vaccine distribution and another way to get in line; CapRadio’s Healthcare Reporter Sammy Caiola has details of the plan and how counties play a role. Transportation in all forms also continues to be significantly impacted by the pandemic, including the state’s high speed rail project; we get updates on what’s needed to save public transit amid COVID-19. Plus, what it’ll take to transition to all-electric vehicles after Governor Newsom set aside some $1.5 billion to help electric and hydrogen vehicles in the new state budget proposal. Today's Guests CapRadio Healthcare Reporter Sammy Caiola checks-in with updates on the plan for COVID-19 vaccine distribution in California, including a new way to get in line California High-Speed Rail Authority CEO Brian Kelly updates the status of the state’s high-speed rail project, what to expect next, and answers some of the criticism the state’s largest infrastructure project in history has received over the years, including this week California Transit Association Executive Director Michael Pimentel explains how to save public transit following a major dip in ridership and revenue due to COVID-19 Politico California Transportation Reporter Debra Kahn checks-in with her reporting on the status of Zero-Emission Vehicles in the state Insight recorded parts of today's show on Wednesday but has new reporting from Sammy Caiola on California's vaccine distribution. Wednesday's episode is archived here. It was pre-recorded due to NPR's special coverage on the Trump impeachment.
California High Speed Rail got blasted in today's LA Times. Assemblyman Jim Patterson who represents the Fresno area said CAHSR was a doomed deal from the start. Jim's continued belief is that this project is not moving toward completion. This proves it.
From bullet trains to hyperloop, rail networks are picking up the pace globally. Australia has been talking about a need for speed in our rail networks from as early as the 1970s. In the last few years the need for a faster rail network that connects capital cities and growing regional economies has gained momentum. In this episode, we chat to two experts who work as part of the California High Speed Rail Authority - WSP USA's Daniel Horgan, who is the Deputy Chief Operating Officer and Frank Vacca, the Chief Program Manager. We also welcome Sam McWilliam WSP's Project Director for Fast Rail, to talk about the ins and outs of these new rail programs.
This week on Talking Headways we’re joined by CAHSR Northern California Regional Director Boris Lipkin. He talks with us about the California High Speed Rail project and the recently released draft environmental work. Boris also gives us his thoughts on megaregions, megaproject management lessons, and the agency’s ability to use future funds available through stimulus programs.
Are you interested in environmental consulting? Tune into hear from Mike Gialketsis the vice president and co-founder of Rincon Consultants. Rincon has grown to a company of over 250 employees and 13 offices throughout California. They provide environmental consultations and assistance on projects including the California High-Speed Rail project and the Broad Beach Restoration project. Hear about how he harnessed his leadership skills and discovered his career.
Are you interested in environmental consulting? Tune into hear from Mike Gialketsis the vice president and co-founder of Rincon Consultants. Rincon has grown to a company of over 250 employees and 13 offices throughout California. They provide environmental consultations and assistance on projects including the California High-Speed Rail project and the Broad Beach Restoration project. Hear about how he harnessed his leadership skills and discovered his career.
In this week's news round-up Trains Digital Editor Steve Sweeney talks briefly about a contract for Talgo, California High Speed Rail, the Illinois Department of Transportation, and Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014.
This week's episode we are talking more on California Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula's child cruelty case and getting the local's reaction to courtroom developments. New plans for the California High-Speed Rail shows the project is now requiring more money and time to reach its deadline to maintain federal funding. Guests: Andrew Janz, Fresno Mayor Candidate and Fresno County violent crimes prosecutor and champion boxer Jose Ramirez. Panel: KSEE24 Political Analyst Jim Verros; political commentator at KMJ Mike Der Manouel Jr. and former Fresno County Supervisor Henry Perea
AG William Barr skipped the second hearing today, The UNC student who tackled school shooter is remembered as a hero, California High Speed Rail will start off using old diesel trains, Witches in Romania take advantage of 21st century tech, Tech Talk with Marc Saltzman, KFI reporter Andrew Mollenbeck on the beginning of the trial of The Hollywood Ripper, and Two rounds of Strange Science!
Listen as Trains editors discuss all the rail news that is fit to publish! This week, Jim Wrinn and Steve Sweeney talk about who really invented Precision Scheduled Railroading, a California High Speed Rail comeback, the Transcontinental Railroad, and so much more. Only from Trains.
Each week, Trains editors discuss all the news that is fit to publish. This week, Associate Editor Brian Schmidt and Digital Editor Steve Sweeney talk about the California High Speed Rail dilemma, bad weather cutting rail capacity, a locomotive purchase for Metra, and more. Only from Trains!
President Trump administration has put an halt on funds that were supposed to go towards the California High Speed Rail because Governor Gavin Newsom during his State of the State said he will be scaling back on building the rail. Also, Assembly Member Gallagher and Devin Lombardi speaking with John about a new bill the Assembly Member has introduced.
This week Chrissy Mancini Nichols joins the show to talk about Amazon, California High Speed Rail, and other top news of the week. News Amazon pulls back on NYC plans - New York Times Governor Newsom to focus on Central Valley HSR Segment - Streetsblog CA Swiss reject anti-sprawl measure - Reuters Story of the Week America's forgettable midrises - Bloomberg California high speed rail "worst practices" - Eno Center Midsized City Magic Denver married couples taking on roommates - Denver Post Spotlight Mobility Were the parking taxes on purposes - Sightline Institute Email congress about the parking tax - Coalition for Smarter Transportation
In this episode, Ryan and Rob talk about cops and celebrities and the differences between the way society judges behavior of different classes. They also discuss guns, the communist know as Gavin Newsom, useless laws and the awful boondoggle called the California High Speed Rail. Website: http://legendarymancave.com/ Sponsored Links: Learn a new skill that can get you out of the same tired ratrace your in. Always be better and do better that the next guy and you will eventually be on top. Skillshare can help! Get 2 months free when you sign up through our link below. Show Notes: Links: Here are a few examples of cops "accidentally" shooting people. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/17/aiyana-stanley-jones-joseph-weekley-trial_n_5824684.html https://thefreethoughtproject.com/police-officer-accidentally-shoots-7-year-old-girl-school-trip-police-hq/ https://www.10tv.com/article/4-year-old-accidentally-shot-columbus-police-officer http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2015/02/10/off-duty-officer-accidentally-shoots-teen-boy/ https://www.reuters.com/article/us-colorado-fbi/dancing-fbi-agent-accidentally-shoots-bar-patron-in-denver-police-idUSKCN1IZ0N1
Fresno City Councilman Steve Brandeau fills in for Ray Appleton. Will CA prevail with their illegal immigration laws in light of AG Jeff Sessions recent visit to Sacramento? Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims joins Steve via phone to discuss her role in defending federal immigration laws. Stanford University rejects campus republican club logo because it featured the American flag. Assemblyman Jim Patterson joins Steve to discuss the continuing cost overruns of California High Speed Rail. What is an assult rifle and who decides if you should own one or not
What is shaking in California? Our resident geotech join us to talk about the leaning tower of San Francisco, the California High Speed Rail, Techron gas, and renewables in Texas.
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