California’s high-speed train wreck

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President Obama’s dream of a high-speed rail future for California is dead. The only question now is whether the state government will kill it in time to save taxpayers billions of dollars.

On Tuesday, the California High-Speed Rail Authority issued a new report conceding what critics have been saying for years — that the ambitious plan to build a bullet train linking San Francisco and Los Angeles would, “take longer and cost more than previously estimated.”

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