Infrastructure

Adequate funding for transit is a heightened focus, says Nick Sifuentes, the new chief of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign.

Kansas City officials will recommend a private partner for the $1B airport project by Aug. 31.

A senior citizens center was promoted prominently as part of Norman Forward in 2015, a lauded quality-of-life initiative that will fund the construction of recreation centers, sports fields, libraries and parks.

Purple Line’s lengthy legal delay could stifle development of transportation P3s, ARTBA warns.

The first span of a new Tappan Zee Bridge connecting New York’s Rockland and Westchester counties is opening for traffic late Friday, four years after the $4 billion design-build project took flight.

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority will issue subordinated bonds with a Green Evaluation by S&P.

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

The Trump administration's hopes of increasing airport privatization may require structural changes in the airport financing system, a report by Congressional Research Service suggests.

The mayor touted his millionaire's tax while his Democratic challenger backs congestion pricing.

Critics say revoking the Federal Flood Risk Mitigation Standard will add delays and hinder new investment.

Matthew Driscoll is the new executive director.

The federal transit grant will provide most of Maryland’s share for building the Purple Line P3.

A Big Apple summer serves as a reminder of the need to invest in the grid.

Public safety threatened by removal of federal flood plain rule, engineer group warns.

Some see the collapse of President Trump’s infrastructure council as good for municipal bonds.

Part of the reason for munis' gains may be the reduction in issuance as governments wait for a federal infrastructure plan.

The council, which was still being formed, would have advised Trump on his plan to spend as much as $1 trillion upgrading roads, bridges and other public works.

The nonpartisan watchdog calls for a labor-management committee to explore cost-cutting

The Terre Haute, Ind., Board of Sanitary Commissioners on Tuesday approved resolutions to continue a financing process to issue up to $85 million for the second phase of a combined sewer overflow project.

The California WaterFix could pressure some utilities, Fitch said.