Trump Rallies His Base With Infrastructure Pitch Ahead of Comey Testimony
President Trump traveled to Cincinnati to promote his $1 trillion infrastructure outline, taking detours to attack Democrats and the Paris climate accord.
Public-Private Projects Where the Public Pays and Pays
The Trump administration is talking up the promise of private investment in public infrastructure. Experts question the long-term benefits.
How Did the Subway Get So Bad? Look to the C Train
The story of the old train cars — far past their prime at 53 — exemplifies the political and financial obstacles that have the system on the verge of collapse.
Trump Backs Air Traffic Control Privatization
The president seized on a decades-old idea as proof that he was delivering on an ambitious infrastructure rebuilding plan, which is still months away.
Trump Plans to Shift Infrastructure Funding to Cities, States and Business
The move would be part of an effort to fulfill a campaign promise to lead $1 trillion in projects to rebuild roads, bridges, railways and waterways.
A Few Months Before Its Official Opening, Tappan Zee Bridge Is Drivable
An asphalt coating and accessories still need to be added, but large trucks can rumble across, and commuters are expected to do the same come fall.
‘Money Out of Your Pocket’: New Yorkers Tell of Subway Delay Woes
The economic toll of increasing mass transit disruptions is difficult to calculate but clearly huge, as are straphangers’ frustrations.
Blackstone Works With Saudi Arabia on U.S. Infrastructure Investments
Saudi Arabia’s largest sovereign wealth fund will make a $20 billion investment in a new Blackstone infrastructure project, which could then double in size.
Cuomo Takes Responsibility for Fixing New York’s Transit Problems
Recognizing the looming track repairs at Pennsylvania Station as a potential crisis, the governor calls for a plan that’s on par with the response to Hurricane Sandy.
Tired of New York’s Subways? Blame Andrew Cuomo
The governor runs the city’s transit system. He needs to fix it.