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CEO’s gone; High-Speed Rail still plans to lay first tracks this year. Does it need the win?

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The recent resignation of its CEO hasn’t changed the California High-Speed Rail Authority’s plan to lay the project’s first tracks by the end of year, says the head of the agency’s board, a milestone that could improve the public image of the often-maligned project.

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