Infrastructure

With a traffic rebound in the offing, the Austin-based Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority's $510 million of bonds and notes were 20 times oversubscribed.

How the industry weathered the worst public health crisis in over 100 years to bring to market the amount of bonds it did, and to recover as it did, is a testament to its resiliency and its necessity for the state and local governments it serves. Join us for perspectives from industry experts on March 31.

Republican opposition to tax increases supporting an infrastructure bill may hamper the advancement of hoped-for muni tax provisions.

The American Rescue Plan provides $1.6 billion in transit dollars to a region stretching from Los Angeles to Anaheim.

The legislation is likely to end up as part of a larger infrastructure bill.

The twin ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles reported a 50% increase in imports in February on a year-over-year basis.

Planning will require favorable tax policies, sophisticated capital programing, bond financing, and pioneering public-private partnerships. It also requires a cohesive national, bipartisan infrastructure plan as a foundation to begin addressing this impending infrastructure crisis.

San Diego’s regional planning agency is trying to figure out what the world will look like after the pandemic recedes.

Although all of the proposals have some bipartisan support in Congress, the extent of that support remains unclear.

The governor spotlighted his five-year infrastructure spending plan during the speech held amid the threat of a recall.