Port Authority of New York & New Jersey

With a $2.4 billion modernization of Newark Liberty International Airport already taking flight, an urban planning group wants the airport to spread its wings further with a large-scale infrastructure project.

Regional Plan Association's far-reaching ideas for New York-area transit overhaul struck some nerves, and president Tom Wright welcomes the debate.

The Regional Plan Association recommends congestion pricing, infrastructure banks, public benefit corporations, a regional rail system and an end to 24-hour New York subway service.

Municipal bond veteran Paula Dagen will join the Northeast public finance group.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says it has spent almost $1 billion, with more on the way.

The $1.5 billion bridge replacement project is seen as necessary to preserve reliable train service between New Jersey and Manhattan.

They outlined the importance of the $13 billion tunnel linking Amtrak and New Jersey Transit to Penn Station.

The plan would toll East River bridges and charge motorists within certain parts of Manhattan, with an eye on funding transit.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority shook up their leadership as they battle to reverse deterioration in the region's transit systems.

One of Kevin O'Toole and Rick Cotton's priorities as chairman and executive director will be to restart the search for a chief executive officer.

The $4 billion reconstruction of the Delta Air Lines terminal at LaGuardia Airport will be the airline's financial responsibility.

Top-shelf municipal bonds were stronger at mid-session, according to traders, who were looking ahead to next week’s new issue calendar. which Ipreo estimates at $7.66 billion.

Municipal bond traders are waiting to see how much volume the market will encounter next week as they eye volatile muni yields.

Top-quality municipal bonds finished unchanged on Thursday, traders said, as more deals came to market in the last big push of the week.

Top-quality municipal bonds were stronger at mid-session, traders said, as more deals came to market.

Municipal bond traders are set to see more deals head their way on Thursday as the market will see the last big sales of the week hit the screens.

Top-rated municipal bonds finished stronger on Wednesday as a large deal from a New York and New Jersey issuer hit the screens while a deal from a Chicago issuer was postponed until next week.

Top-rated municipal bonds were stronger at mid-session, according to traders, who were seeing another wave of supply hit the market.

Municipal bond traders on Wednesday are expecting another wave of supply to hit the market, with large deals coming from a New York and New Jersey issuer.

Senators from New York and New Jersey want to keep the Gateway Tunnel Project on track.