Infrastructure

Plano is the first of six Dallas Area Rapid Transit member cities to cancel a May 2 election to drop out of the agency, while others could follow suit.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill authorizing $590 million of loans to keep public transit operators around San Francisco running amid post-pandemic conditions.

The National League of Cities and the National Association of Counties are teaming up with several other local government agencies lobbying Congress over infrastructure funding.

The Fortress Investment Group-backed railroad will be penalized with a 2% step-up in the interest during that time, according to a filing.

Indiana's House Ways and Means Committee unanimously approved a plan to build a stadium to lure the National Football League's Chicago Bears.

Ballard has shuttered its decades-old public finance practice.

Financial advisory firm PFM is leveraging its modeling system Synario and partnering with DebtBook, a treasury market accounting software platform.

The Trump administration has released some funds but work on the megaproject remains halted.

Iowa, Vermont, Wisconsin and the US Virgin Islands are among the least-friendly governments for P3 advocates.

The sprawling Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex served by three transit agencies could see more regionalization of services in the future.