Infrastructure

Shailen Bhatt, administrator for the Federal Highway Administration, said his agency is working to play catch up on initiatives as diverse as rebuilding Baltimore's downed bridge and building electric vehicle chargers.

It is not clear how the Metropolitan Transportation Authority would fund its capital plan if the governor puts the brakes on the toll plan for lower Manhattan.

The project will expand the plant's capacity from 75 million gallons per day currently to 100 million gallons to serve a growing population.

Co-authors of a bill to authorize a tax measure seen as crucial to Bay Area transit killed it amid opposition from multiple quarters.

The American Public Transportation Association is looking for $42.5 billion in rail funding.

The Senate WRDA measure asks the Army Corps to report on best practices and lessons learned with its 10-year-old pilot P3 program.

California senators approved a tax measure to raise $1.5 billion after the bill's author promised further tweaks to occur on the Assembly side.

As EVs and fuel-efficient cars become more common, states and Congress are eying alternative revenues like road user charges.

Local rainfall standards, which affect the design of everything from roads to bridges and stormwater systems, offer a clue whether a city or state is taking infrastructure resilience seriously. Outdated standards remain in many areas, like in the Pacific Northwest.

Indiana officials celebrated the completion of the first of three major commuter railway upgrades, which together represent the state's largest rail project.