Access to the Region’s Core Gets Full Federal Support
Today looked to be an important milestone in the Access to the Region’s Core project, with Gov. Jon Corzine and a host of federal and
June 8, 2009
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Today looked to be an important milestone in the Access to the Region’s Core project, with Gov. Jon Corzine and a host of federal and
Albert Einstein once said that “Today’s problems cannot be solved if we still think the way we thought when we created them.” And at the
Public-private partnerships could have a big future in New York, particularly given the state’s financial situation. A “state asset maximization” commission appointed by Gov. Paterson
Today, the New York City Council’s Landmarks, Public Siting & Maritime Uses Committee heard arguments from both sides on an NYCDOT plan to assume ownership
The Connecticut legislative session is set to close on Wednesday, but the state hasn’t passed a budget yet. The latest twist in budget negotiations came
New York’s legislative session shows little sign of cooling down, with four potentially impactful bills introduced into the State Assembly and Senate Transportation Committees last
[Post updated 4:18 pm to reflect bill passage.] The Connecticut General Assembly has passed an amended complete streets bill. The Senate voted overwhelmingly in favor
New Jersey’s Gubernatorial primary is on Tuesday, June 2. Tri-State took a look over the candidates’ websites and statements to the press to glean what,
A veritable who’s who of NJ transportation converged at the Tropicana in Atlantic City earlier this month for the 33rd annual TransAction Conference. Federal, state,
Last week, Tri-State and 14 environmental, housing, and planning groups called on state policymakers to ensure that the state spends its federal stimulus funds in