What is the Next Fix for PA’s Transportation Needs?
"…tolling I-80 from border to border is a highly contentious issue and could face substantial difficulties in obtaining Federal approval"- Allegheny Institute Policy Brief, August
"…tolling I-80 from border to border is a highly contentious issue and could face substantial difficulties in obtaining Federal approval"- Allegheny Institute Policy Brief, August
Without tolls on Interstate 80 (I-80) to generate funds for roads, bridges, and mass transit, the CEO of Port Authority (PAT) says that what was
The CEO of the Port Authority will go before the board of directors to inform them that the transportation agency is facing a $50.6 million
Here is a story that could only come out of New York: there is a plan afoot to allow the state and its municipalities to
In what can only be described as arriving incredibly late to a crucial government problem, Pennsylvania’s Governor is now bemoaning the condition of the state’s
Today the Mayor’s spokesperson was quoted as saying that the parking lease for pension relief deal is something the Mayor is being forced into. "Let’s
How deliciously ironic. The Laborers Union International announces it will run ads warning motorists about Pennsylvania’s structurally deficient bridges. And why are the bridges deficient?-according
OK readers, grab your scorecards. After a three hour session, City Council passed a plan to boost the pension fund to 50% by using the
At last night’s County Council meeting a resolution to amend the 2011 County budget was proposed and sent to committee for further discussion. There is
Under Act 44 of 2009, which was referenced in yesterday’s blog as the major thrust of reform for local government pensions, local communities had their