Infrastructure

A federal judge rendered a split decision in an environmental lawsuit brought against Honolulu's $5.2 billion elevated rail project, but did not order a halt to construction.

Harrisburg's state-appointed receiver insists that selling the parking garages in Pennsylvania's capital city is still a better option than keeping them and using their revenue to pay down incinerator-related debt.

Regular weekday commuter rail service has returned to the Metro-North Railroad's New Haven line.

The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority will consume its reserves by 2018, and that could derail plans to fund billions in capital needs over the next decade, according to Moody's Investors Service.

Indiana University selected Goldman Sachs to act as its main advisor on a proposal to privatize its parking system in a bid to raise cash to offset declining state aid and other revenue sources.

Alaska voters will decide on a $453 million transportation bond next week.

Dallas Area Rapid Transit has rescheduled its $128.3 million revenue bond pricing for Nov. 8 after the deal was postponed by the storm that shut down the financial markets in New York.

Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell blasted the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority after a new U.S. Department of Transportation report found numerous flaws in its policies and procedures.

Moody's Investors Service, Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings directors say Hurricane Sandy could create a downward impact on a few of the most severely impacted credits.

The Louisville and Southern Indiana Bridges Authority approved a development agreement governing the construction, financing, and long-term management of the Ohio River Bridges Project.