Jerry Brown on Wednesday rebuffed lawmakers’ efforts to subject California’s $64-billion bullet train project to increased financial scrutiny, vetoing a bill that had gained bipartisan support. The letter said that Cohen would be named a defendant if he approves a plan to spend the bond money. The Patterson bill was adopted by both the Assembly and Senate, facing no opposition. After Caltrain lobbied for additional money from the rail authority, Southern California asked for more money to prepare for a future rail line. Brown signs bill prompted by Cosby allegationsCapitol Journal: The problems with rushing to legalize marijuana for stoner use in California

Source: Los Angeles Times September 29, 2016 01:55 UTC