Editor,

It was disturbing to read that Caltrain staff are anxious to move forward with the electrification project (SMDJ May 12).

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Cindy Cornell
Cindy Cornell

Look to your own city that is building a rec center to the tune of 50M plus interest and unknown operating expenses, all without proof that such an extravagance is needed or wanted by the residents.

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Jojo99
Jojo99

So many in CA were comfortable kicking back and collecting handouts and extended/enhanced unemployment from the Feds, UNTIL they realized that their were real costs to shutting down the economy to try to protect against an illness little worse than a bad flu for MOST people. In this case, the supposed cure was worse than the disease.

Actions have consequences!

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