In a markup session Monday, a House subcommittee proposed slashing the transportation department’s discretionary spending by ...

Public transportation funding will help the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority narrow its deficit. Roads and bridges ...

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As House Republicans this week begin the budget reconciliation process, the House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee has published its proposal that calls for a public website to confirm ...

The WA transportation budget is underfunded by around $1 billion dollars right now, with a bigger deficit projected down the road, if nothing changes. Lawmakers say that would put the brakes on a ...

Gov. JB Pritzker’s $55.2 billion budget proposal unveiled Wednesday included funding for priorities such as education, human services, pension payments, health care and public safety. Absent ...

SEPTA's Interim General Manager Scott Sauer, on Thursday, detailed a budget that would call for incremental service cuts, the complete elimination of some regional rail lines, 9 p.m. rail ...

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Rep. Sam Graves (R-Mo.) released a budget reconciliation proposal Tuesday that would allocate $15 billion for the modernization of air tra… ...

The Department of Transportation, which leads transportation planning and design for the city, would lose a quarter of its positions under the mayor’s proposed budget.

Washington state’s transportation budget — like its operating-budget — has a bumpy road ahead as lawmakers face a multi-billion-dollar shortfall in the coming biennia. State Sen. Marko Liias ...

Colorado budget writers have finalized the state government’s proposed spending plan — and they’ve done so without long-feared draconian cuts to Medicaid and education.