Infrastructure

The findings of the State Budget Crisis Task Force show that Virginia is in a stronger fiscal position than other large states, but still must begin making changes to close persistent funding shorfalls.

A lawsuit challenging the legality of the Dulles Rail project's toll-powered funding mechanism will have to head to yet another venue after the federal court weighing the case decided it did not have jurisdiction to rule on the matter.

The transportation infrastructure sector is expected to be stable across the board in 2013 despite fiscal cliff pressures and long-term funding concerns, according to Fitch Ratings.

Hoping to entice buyers looking for reinvestments in January, the Orlando-Orange County Expressway Authority sells up to $500M of bonds Thursday after a successful November issuance.

Gov. John Kasich Thursday is expected to unveil his long-awaited plan to wring cash out of the Ohio Turnpike, a 241-mile toll road that is one of the state's most lucrative assets.

The Illinois Finance Authority gave initial approval to a $120 million financing tied to the installation of an automated open payment fare collection system for the Chicago Transit Authority using a unique structure.

Chicago's transit system needs a reliable revenue stream that provides at least $2 billion annually over multiple years, a new study warned.

Colorado's Regional Transportation District will have about $896 million in unused debt authorization for its FasTracks transit program after this week's issue of $446.3 million, according to estimates.

An unexpectedly low bid for building a replacement Tappan Zee bridge in New York reduces financial pressure on the New York Thruway Authority, an analyst says.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey sold $595 million of consolidated bonds in two competitive offerings on Wednesday.