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A city council committee approved construction plans for the Providence Tarzana hospital.

Walter Higgins is to be paid $450,000 per year plus bonuses if metrics are met.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy wants his first budget proposal to begin a turnaround for the state’s mass transit system.

The other finalist is a consortium that features Chicago-based broker-dealer Loop Capital Markets.

Existing home sales rose in February as sales gain in the West and South offset decreases in the Northeast and Midwest.

Debt is being issued to refund the Karegnondi Water Authority's 2016 bonds and fund remaining pipeline construction costs.

The collapse of the pedestrian bridge in Florida and resulting focus on its federal funding shouldn't impact the TIGER program, transit officials said.

Transit officials from across the nation meeting here this week said the president's proposed budget cuts don't track with his rhetoric on infrastructure.

Solvency for the beleaguered unit is a tall order for the new H+H chief, given myriad challenges from within and afar.

U.S. new-home construction cooled by more than expected in February on a reversal in the volatile multifamily category.

Wayne County and Detroit officials hope a new, $5.4 billion, 20-year transit plan makes it to the November ballot.

Chicago has mollified American Airlines enough for the airline to throw its support behind a new airline lease agreement.

Builders’ confidence in the market for new single-family homes remained high in March

Manufacturers report continued growth in March, but this month's Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Report on Business also showed signs of cost pressures.

Firms are paying more for supplies, but aren’t really passing those increases on to consumers, the Empire State Manufacturing Survey suggested.

A redesigned hospital assessment program will preserve $3.5 billion in funding, boosting not-for-profit hospitals.

S&P Global Ratings said revenues are not increasing to match the New York regional transit agency's expenses.

The ruling could result in the county repaying millions of dollars improperly spent from its 1% sales tax dedicated to its transportation program.

New Jersey lawmakers are tackling legislation that would create an easier path for developers to finance large-scale economic development projects with bonds.

An electric cooperative’s cross claim could upend the South Carolina Public Service Authority’s ability to collect nuclear-related costs.