California high-speed rail CEO loses contracting authority amid scandal

The California high-speed rail project’s CEO faced scrutiny after a spending scandal, with the board removing his contract management authority. An audit revealed nearly $593,000 in questionable expenses, including first-class travel and rides to bars and restaurants, associated with four consulting firms. The scandal emerged amid ongoing funding concerns and a project cost estimated at over $200 billion, with limited miles under construction and a completion target set for 2032.

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