Infrastructure

A Cook County Circuit Court judge rejected Chicago's efforts to trim the size of a $58 million arbitration award won by the private operators of four downtown city and park district-owned parking garages.

Long Island Rail Road and local private-sector unions have reached an agreement designed to reduce labor costs on seven major construction projects by nearly 11%.

San Antonio's Via Transit should abandon plans for a $280 million modern streetcar line because of a $70 million funding gap, according to State Rep. Lyle Larson.

North Carolina has cleared the first of two legal challenges over a $215.8 million project to replace the aging Bonner Bridge in the state’s Outer Banks.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport continues its record-setting pace for bond issuance Tuesday with a $259 million refunding deal.

A measure to restore some funding that Orange County, Calif., lost during changes in apportionment of a state vehicle license fee passed the California legislature.

Falling traffic and growing competition from Denver International Airport led Standard & Poors to downgrade Colorado Springs Airport revenue bonds to BBB-plus.

To keep the ball rolling on building a new $3.9 billion Tappan Zee Bridge, the New York Thruway Authority will sell a $700 million bond anticipation note.

A bankruptcy judge confirmed American Airlines’ reorganization plan but its exit from Chapter 11 depends on resolution of the antitrust lawsuit against its merger with US Airways Group.

Washington is planning to sell $295 million of bonds backed by federal highway grants next week to continue financing its floating bridge project over Lake Washington.