Transportation industry

The governor promised a "new era of economic growth" stemming from the investments.

Wisconsin Senate leaders remain at odds with Assembly leaders over transportation capital funding.

The rating service says the outlook remains healthy even with a lack of clarity around the Trump Administration’s plans for beefing up spending.

The MTA's new capital plan will include nearly $2 billion for the project to add capacity on the LIRR Main Line.

The project, linking the island's west side to past downtown Honolulu on the island's leeward side, was once expected to be completed in 2019.

A California legislative panel will consider whether to put a toll increase to a public vote.

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

New York City's comptroller called for a $3.5 billion bond measure to fund mass transit improvements.

More than two years after creating a CEO position, the Port Authority hasn't hired one.

Traffic and revenue on new managed lanes in Dallas fell below expectations in their first year.

The Long Island Rail Road is still working out alternatives to Penn Station construction this summer.

The Indiana Finance Authority approved its takeover of a struggling highway public-private partnership.

Troubleshooter Joe Lhota, back as chair of New York's MTA, has no shortage of challenges.

The developer of a Florida passenger train service may forgo private activity bonds.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Gov. Jim Justice Tuesday signed a bill that would create a single-fee E-ZPass program and set the date to vote on highway bonds.

A new study could plant the seeds for rail transit across the Bayonne Bridge, though it would require cooperation between the New York region's two major transportation agencies.

Joseph Lhota will return to New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority as its board chairman.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo advanced legislation to give New York State majority control of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

A remark by Gov. Andrew Cuomo could reinvigorate discussion about New York City congestion pricing.

Chicago enters the market with $825 million of new money and refunding O'Hare airport revenue bonds.