Infrastructure

Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick signed a $34 billion budget, but vetoed $417 million while a separate transportation bill remains unresolved with the legislature.

San Francisco International Airport plans to go ahead with plans to price $483 million in debt next Thursday even as the airport faces an investigation into a crash landing at the airport last weekend that left two dead and five seriously injured.

State debt issuance has remained below average levels even though governments have large infrastructure needs and less ability to pay for projects through pay-as-you-go financing, Standard & Poor's said in a report.

San Francisco International Airport plans to go ahead with plans to price $480 million in debt next Thursday even as the airport faces an investigation into a crash landing at the airport last weekend that left two dead and five seriously injured.

Toll revenue from the I-495 express lanes in Northern Virginia increased 64.6% from the first to second quarters of this year, according to Transurban Group, the Australian infrastructure firm that operates the lanes.

Following a review of 32 bolts that failed in March, transportation officials announced that the opening of the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge will be delayed.

Republican leaders on the House Transportation Committee said Tuesday that they intend to reauthorize a rail bill this year and want the legislation to take into consideration innovative financing methods such as public-private partnerships and federal loans.

Georgia is seeking public comments on three vendors that are vying to build the estimated nearly $1 billion, 30-mile, Northwest Corridor managed-lane project.

Denver will price one of its largest issues of airport bonds Thursday, offering $736 million of subordinate-lien debt for construction of its South Terminal hotel and commuter rail station.

Moody's Investors Service hit Rock Island County Metro Mass Transit District in Illinois with a one notch downgrade to Aa3 over the district's heavy reliance on aid from the struggling state to cover operations and debt service.