Infrastructure

The use of 40-year bonds to retire $300 million of bond anticipation notes received favorable reaction in the capital markets, said the finance director of New York's MTA.

A subsea traffic tunnel below Chesapeake Bay has been pushed ahead to take advantage of low interest rates.

Newark, N.J. Mayor Ras Baraka is calling for the power to establish new taxes for users of the city's airport and seaport as way to raise additional revenue.

A House bill would stop federal funding for public transit and bike paths to protect solvency of the Highway Trust Fund.

The long hours and commutes New Yorkers endure underscore the need for adequate transit funding, said New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer.

Another short-term fix of the Highway Trust Fund is likely as Congress struggles with how to pay for a multiyear transportation measure.

Ohio Transportation officials have launched a $2.4 billion capital plan for 2015 that’s the second-largest in state history and features the state’s first public-private partnership.

Water utility executives from 47 states stormed Capitol Hill to urge lawmakers to repeal a ban on the use of tax-exempt bonds for projects already benefiting from certain federal assistance.

The chief financial officer of Ohio State University, who helped craft the university's first-of-its-kind lease of its parking system, is leaving the university to take a job at the Australian company that is leasing the parking system.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott named Tyron Lewis chair of the Texas Transportation Commission, the state's largest issuer of debt, replacing Ted Houghton.