Pataki's Budget Leaves Transit Projects in Doubt
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Gov. George E. Pataki's proposed $105.5 billion budget would leave projects like the Second Avenue subway and L.I.R.R. access to Grand Central Terminal in doubt.
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The surcharge on water and electricity bills has the vestiges of a temporary measure, but an analysis of the figures presented by the Prime Minister in Parliament during his budget closing down speech shows ...
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By Jeff Tucker, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Mar. 10--A few years ago when the city started looking at the possibility of annexing portions of the West Park neighborhood, the city had to face the question of how to pay to extend city services into the area.
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A new visitors' center is years overdue and hundreds of millions over budget. Why is that not surprising?
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After wrestling with the costs and design of the Sept. 11 memorial, planners face another dilemma &amp;#151; whether to charge admission to the museum honoring those who died at the World Trade Center.
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By Dori Berman  The Board of Public Works could decide today the fate of a large residential project proposed for Kent Island, but it remains to be seen whether Queen Anne's County officials will show up to voice their opinions.
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Transport planners for the London 2012 Olympics have been told to move up a gear to deliver the project on time, amid fears about a lack of detail and and undeveloped back-up plans.
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By Fraser Sherman, Destin Log, Fla.  Dec. 9--No matter how much effort city officials put into preparing a city budget, it can't budget for everything.
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Bus, train and light rail passengers may face a fare increase of as much as 15 percent next summer as New Jersey Transit seeks to avert a potential $65 million budget gap, state transportation officials said on Thursday.
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Full service on the A and the C traines may not be restored for three to five years, officials announced today.
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By Audrey Dermawan  GEORGE TOWN: Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu Koon said yesterday that the proposed reclamation project at Gurney Drive would go ahead because it was too costly to do otherwise.  Koh gave assurances that the reclamation project would be closely monitored.
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A general strike in Greece against a government pension reform cripples the nation's transport  and public services.
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New York Gov. George Pataki implores businesses to relocate to lower Manhattan in a taxpayer-funded ad campaign. In Maryland, Gov. Robert Ehrlich pitches tourism, energy-efficient homes and the state motor vehicle administration.
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With federal deficits already running amok, it is unclear how President Bush will pay for his second-term agenda, a potentially multitrillion-dollar smorgasbord that includes overhauling Social Security and revamping the tax system.
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Maryland officials said yesterday that they are baffled about why a special type of concrete used on other bridge projects failed on a recently repaved section of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, a problem that could cost $7 million to fix and promises to delay traffic for months.
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A rescue plan for the Hubble Space Telescope is in doubt after reports that its funding has been rejected.
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Gov. Timothy M. Kaine announced yesterday that a proposal to build a tunnel under Tysons Corner as part of a Metrorail expansion to Dulles International Airport is dead, after federal officials and area congressmen made clear that the costs of an underground link could jeopardize the entire...