Filed with the Court: Opposition to Governor Brown’s Petition to Allow California High-Speed Rail to Borrow Money by Issuing Bonds
February 3, 2014 – The winning parties in Sacramento County Superior Court against the California High-Speed Rail Authority now fight back against an attempt by Governor Jerry Brown to help the Authority evade public accountability by seeking extraordinary relief from the California Supreme Court.

Parked outside a California High-Speed Rail Authority board meeting remote location – April 4, 2013 in Fresno.
Gov. Brown (along with State Treasurer Bill Lockyer and Attorney General Kamala Harris) wants the state to proceed with borrowing money for construction of the 29-mile Madera to Fresno high-speed rail segment by issuing Prop. 1A bonds, even though the California High-Speed Rail Authority has not complied with the law, as confirmed in 2013 by a judge.
Please contact these leaders with press inquiries:
Aaron Fukuda – afukuda77 [at] gmail.com – Cell: 559-707-8928
Frank Oliveira – frank.oliveira [at] me.com – Cell: 559-469-6685
Court decisions against California High-Speed Rail Authority:
John Tos v. California High Speed Rail Authority (Prop 1A compliance)
August 16, 2013 Tos Fukuda Kings County v California High-Speed Rail Prop 1A Ruling
November 25, 2013 Tos Fukuda Kings County v California High-Speed Rail Prop 1A Remedy
California High-Speed Rail Authority v. All Persons Interested (bond validation)
November 25, 2013 California High Speed Rail Authority Bond Validation Lawsuit Ruling