Infrastructure

Escalating debt is no major concern for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority, its acting board chairman said.

The board of New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority approved an increase in its capital program.

Trump’s infrastructure proposals could result in less infrastructure spending, not more.

A Connecticut town is enhancing its disclosure practices through new technology.

The administration has released a fact sheet on its infrastructure initiative with some plans that contradict the fiscal 2018 budget proposal.

A federal district judge extended a delay on Maryland’s Purple Line P3 rail project for more studies.

The pension fund for Boston-area transit workers needs roughly $1 billion over 18 years, an official said.

Dentons partner Jonathan Ballan takes us through three creative bond transactions: LaGuardia Airport, Scranton parking and Glen Cove, N.Y., economic development. He also discusses infrastructure financing and his years of service on the New York MTA board. Hosted by Paul Burton.

Vero Beach, Fla., signed a letter of intent to sell its utility to Florida Power & Light.

Two financial advisors have submitted a plan that could give the federal government $1 trillion for infrastructure development.

Transportation Secretary Chao has agreed to approve funding agreement for Caltrain.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants President Trump to provide "emergency" funds to repair Manhattan’s Penn Station.

Although President Trump will be out of the country, his budget is expected to be released on Tuesday with all eyes on any allocation or lack thereof to infrastructure.

A leaked spreadsheet of Trump 2018 budget priorities shows cuts to transit funding and TIGER.

Allowing states to toll interstate highways could help solve Trump plan's road revenue puzzle.

Columbia, S.C. Mayor Steve Benjamin talks about why municipal bonds play a key role in helping to finance the nation's massive infrastructure needs. The mayor is second vice president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, which is very involved in infrastructure policy, and chair of Municipal Bonds for America, an advocacy group for tax-exempt bonds. Hosted by Lynn Hume.

House committee Democrats introduce a bill to provide more than $85 billion for drinking water, renewable energy, health care and broadband infrastructure.

A bill reintroduced by Sens Mark Warner and Roy Blunt

Frustration over subway logjams and breakdowns surfaced at a New York City Council budget meeting.

A budget subcommittee has authorized the Nevada Department of Transportation to sell $180 million in bonds to complete Project Neon highway improvements in Las Vegas.