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Kansas City, Mo. officials hope to quickly resolve a lawsuit filed by several business owners challenging the legality of the funding mechanism for the city's proposed $102 million downtown streetcar project.
March 7 -
The Cincinnati City Council Wednesday narrowly approved a controversial plan to lease the city's parking system for an upfront payment to offset a budget shortfall - but a judge almost immediately issued an injunction to halt the deal.
March 7 -
Chances for state bill authorizing the $2.7 billion Cotton Belt commuter rail project dimmed after the Fort Worth City Council opposed the plan.
March 7 -
The House approved legislation on Wednesday to fund the government after current authorization expires March 27, over the objections of transportation advocates upset that it would cut millions in highway and transit spending.
March 7 -
Palmdale, Calif. wants to gain control of its local airport from the city of Los Angeles.
March 7 -
The cost of the East Side Access project to bring Long Island Rail Road service to Grand Central Terminal in New York City could cost nearly $9 billion when completed in 2019, New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said in a report Wednesday.
March 6 -
A bill that would transfer control of Charlotte Douglas International Airport to an independent authority is getting swift attention from the General Assembly, and North Carolina's new governor.
March 6 -
Three Senate Democrats wrote to House Speaker John Boehner, urging him to restore transportation funding cut in pending House legislation.
March 6 -
The Ohio House last Thursday passed legislation that would allow the state to issue $1.5 billion of bonds backed by a new Ohio Turnpike credit.
March 5 -
A judge last week agreed to allow a lawsuit to proceed that challenges Chicago's 99-year, $563 million lease of four downtown parking garages to a private consortium.
March 5
