‘);
// ]]>

Home » Thoughts » Currently Reading:

Watchdog group alleges conflicts of interest on high-speed rail board

11:21 am, Sep 29th, 2010 Los Angeles Times Countywide News Add a Comment

Critics of California’s high-speed rail project Tuesday urged the state attorney general to investigate whether two prominent officials in Los Angeles County and Anaheim have conflicts of interest because they sit on the bullet train’s board while holding other public offices.

A Palo Alto group known as Californians Advocating Responsible Rail Design asserts that Anaheim Mayor Curt Pringle and Richard Katz, a board member for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, might be violating a state law that forbids public officials from simultaneously sitting on a board, commission or other government body whose interests are likely to clash with their public duties.

– Dan Weikel and Rich Connell, Los Angeles Times

…Continue reading Watchdog group alleges conflicts of interest on high-speed rail board

Related posts:

  1. Richard Katz resigns from California’s high-speed train board
  2. Ethics agency investigating trips by California high-speed rail officials
  3. California’s first high-speed rail segment may run through the Central Valley
  4. State lawmakers want bullet train board to face stricter conflict-of-interest disclosure rules
  5. High-speed rail leaders receive consulting fees from firms with financial interests in project

Comment on this Article:







‘);
// ]]>

TIMES COMMUNITY NEWS

Times Community News is a subsidiary of the Los Angeles Times. Check us out online:

');