Transportation industry

The state of Oregon is priced $410 million of revenue bonds for its Department of Transportation.

Indiana is looking for private companies interested in taking over its parking system and possibly building new development in downtown Indianapolis.

Geraldine Knatz, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, announced Thursday, that she will be retiring at the end of the year.

Pennsylvania’s Office of Policy & Public Private Partnerships will accept unsolicited proposals for transportation projects from the private sector through Oct. 31.

Kentucky and Ohio consider options for building and funding a bridge project between Covington, Ky. and Cincinnati that could cost as much as $2.9 billion.

Moody's revised its outlook to developing from negative on Harrisburg parking bonds, pending resolution of the proposed recovery plan in Pennsylvania's capital.

Late U.S. Senator Daniel Inouye was honored Wednesday by the American Public Transportation Association for his efforts championing Honolulu's elevated rail transit project.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation said environmentalists appealed a federal judge's ruling that would have allowed construction to begin on the Bonner Bridge replacement project.

Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott dropped his opposition to the merger of American Airlines with U.S. Airways, which faces a federal antitrust lawsuit.

Broward County plans to target south Florida's retail investors in selling $434.2 million of bonds for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport's $2.3 billion capital program.

New York's MTA approved a credit for weekly and monthly customers of Metro-North Railroad's New Haven line, whose service has been disrupted since a ConEd feeder cable failed.

The Federal Aviation Administration says a North Carolina court should decide who will operate Charlotte Douglas International Airport.

Illinois' and Indiana's plan for a proposed $1.25 billion Illiana Expressway faces a new obstacle in a stinging report that warns of the greenfield P3 toll project's financial risk to Illinois.

All three rating agencies affirmed Chicago O’Hare International Airport's general revenue credit ahead of a new-money and refunding sale for up to $900 million slated for Wednesday.

Synthetic fixed-rate debt exposure is less than 10% of overall debt at New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority, finance manager Patrick McCoy said.

New York's MTA should use some of its unexpected $1.9 billion in revenue to mitigate fare and toll increases, said state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

But capital funding, and fare and toll hikes remain areas of concern

Chicago paid $3.5 million in fees and expenses to lawyers and other advisors on its aborted plan to privatize Midway International Airport, according to the city's Chief Financial Officer Lois Scott. She called the spending well worth it.

The Army Corps of Engineers approved Massachusetts' preferred route for the South Coast commuter rail project, for which funding is still a challenge.

Florida is preparing to sell $390 million of revenue bonds for seaport and transportation projects after getting the OK from top elected officials Sept. 24.