Infrastructure

San Diego residents will have a chance this fall to vote on a proposed hotel room tax hike that would back bonds for a $1.8 billion professional football stadium-convention center downtown, but some critics question the bond financing.

Louisiana faces another thorny funding issue: how to address billions of dollars in backlogged transportation needs.

A dispute over parking payments continues amid S&P Global Services' downgrade to junk bond status of bonds that funded a long-term parking lease.

The private operator of partially bond-financed rail-freight transfer facility would provide most of the funding for a new toll bridge under a public-private agreement struck with Illinois.

Austin, Texas, City Council adopts mayor’s proposal for a GO bond referendum on his $720 million Go Big transportation plan.

Thousands of California motorists are participating in nine-month VMT pilot program to test a replacement for the state's gasoline tax revenues.

Santa Clara County, Calif.’s $6.5 billion sales tax plan to fund road and rail projects has been put on November ballot.

Congressional action on transportation helped spur an upgrade for some outstanding Michigan Garvee bonds ahead of a $613 million refunding deal.

Less than two months after Las Vegas officials released a proposal to bring the Oakland Raiders to Sin City, a committee has proposed lowering the public price tag by $200 million.

Chicago’s first mistake in its much-maligned parking meter lease was its choice of asset, says a new report that compares the city’s P3 deal to the Indiana Toll Road.