CalTrans is holding open houses throughout the state to get public input on California's $68 billion dollar High-Speed Rail Project.
Our "Saving the California Dream" investigative producer Heidi Cuda took a trip to Union Station to conduct our own unscientific survey of what train riders think about the bullet train project. Each train enthusiast had strong opinions—some in favor, some not so much. But the overriding opinion was we need more rail lines here in L.A, not a bullet train in the Central Valley, where the first 30 miles of high-speed rail is supposed to be built. If you want to give your input, the next CalTrans open house is here in L.A. on Wednesday, Feb. 20.
Thursday, May 23 2013 11:26 AM EDT2013-05-23 15:26:58 GMT
It's a simple question, and those in the education reform movement say there's a simple answer: special interests.As LAUSD agrees to pay out 30 million dollars to the families victimized.
It's a simple question, and those in the education reform movement say there's a simple answer: special interests. As LAUSD agrees to pay out 30 million dollars to the families victimized.
For someone so young, this week's Wednesday's Child has a broad range of interests. Born in 2001, Jeremy has a love for dinosaurs, contemporary art and sports of all kinds.
For someone so young, this week's Wednesday's Child has a broad range of interests. Born in 2001, Jeremy has a love for dinosaurs, contemporary art and sports of all kinds.
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Monday, April 22 2013 9:58 PM EDT2013-04-23 01:58:17 GMT
In December 2010, under a then, new state law, parents united in the city of Compton and signed a petition for change at a failing elementary school. The move was part of California's "Parent Trigger" law.
In December 2010, under a then, new state law, parents united in the city of Compton and signed a petition for change at a failing elementary school. The move was part of California's "Parent Trigger" law.
Monday, March 4 2013 10:20 PM EST2013-03-05 03:20:46 GMT
The California High-Speed Rail Authority is taking some heat for its plans to hire disadvantaged people to work on the $68-billion dollar bullet train project.
The California High-Speed Rail Authority is taking some heat for its plans to hire disadvantaged people to work on the $68-billion dollar bullet train project.
Wednesday, February 27 2013 10:32 AM EST2013-02-27 15:32:47 GMT
Southland housing prices are up 10.2 percent year-to-year over 2012, but as investigative producer Heidi Cuda reports that's good news for sellers but tough on the average buyer.
Southland housing prices are up 10.2 percent year-to-year over 2012, but as investigative producer Heidi Cuda reports that's good news for sellers but tough on the average buyer.
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