Secretary Duffy terminated $4 billion in federal funding for California's high-speed rail project this week, citing $15 billion spent over 16 years with no high-speed track laid.

The biggest conflicts over California's high-speed rail project may be playing out in Sacramento and Washington, D.C., but the uncertainty they create often ends up in Kern County.

California's high-speed rail project loses $4 billion in federal funding as Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy cites waste. Gov. Newsom announces lawsuit against the decision.

In a markup session Monday, a House subcommittee proposed slashing the transportation department’s discretionary spending by over $3 billion.