Hochul presses Trump on mass transit, infrastructure, but no deals announced
ALBANY — Gov. Kathy Hochul is scheduled to meet with President Donald Trump Friday over New York’s increasing need for federal aid for mass transit and infrastructure, even as Hochul’s Democratic Party takes a harder line against the Republican president.
In order to help fill an estimated $238 million, four-year budget gap, Alameda-Contra Costa Transit is hiking bus fares for ...
The City of Windsor will receive more than $28 million over 10 years for major transit investments, MP Irek Kusmierczyk ...
Lawmakers in Sacramento want to make sure public transit keeps rolling. Led by State Senator Jesse Arreguín (D-Berkeley) and ...
Developers say a new slate of regulatory changes to the city's Unified Development Ordinance will make it easier to build ...
Lawmakers in California, led by State Senator Jesse Arreguín and Assembly Member Mark González, are seeking $2 billion in ...
An investigation is underway after a non-passenger NJ Transit bus driven by a student driver slammed into a building in ...
A frequent Winnipeg Transit rider is hoping to maximize his use of a city bus pass ahead of this summer's launch of a new bus ...
Investing in public transit can help sustain and grow our state economy while supporting Granite Staters that need us the ...
New Jersey Transit and its rail engineers union have tentatively agreed to a new labor contract, averting a possible strike ...
The projected salary is $675,000 to lead one of the nation's largest transit buildouts, funded mainly through local voter-approved taxes.
The Kansas City Area Transit Authority (KCATA) is proposing drastic cuts to bus service to make up for a $32 million budget ...
Mayor Andre Dickens has changed course on Beltline rail, scrapping support for MARTA's streetcar expansion to the Eastside ...
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