Articles Tagged with ''Dept. of Transportation''

Can New York City finally remake Penn Station without moving Madison Square Garden? Newly released renderings offer the clearest answer yet.

Grants will fund work from Alaska to Guam.

Federal funding is flowing again for the Second Avenue Subway, but a judge now wants proof the money is actually moving—what happens next?

A federal ruling restoring electric vehicle charging funds spotlights the boundaries of executive authority to pause federal infrastructure law transportation dollars already authorized by Congress.

Status of FEMA funding remains in limbo for the next fiscal year, at least through Feb. 3, since the agency is part of the Homeland Security department, now embattled over immigration enforcement.

Will new ESA rule changes narrow habitat reviews and reshape how federal agencies evaluate major projects? Interior’s proposal raises key questions for 2026.

Key infrastructure programs face a slow climb back as agencies tackle large workloads without additional resources.

The awards announced include grants for road and rail construction, as well as airport work and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

Incoming committee chairman sees choices for Transportation, Commerce departments as "stellar nominees."

Grants are capped at $25 million, but transportation infrastructure projects aim to have significant regional or local impact.