New Podcast Episode Explores Future of Brightline West
Victor Valley to Vegas in 85 Minutes Brightline, which currently operates the nation’s only privately-owned express passenger rail line in […]
Cities Say Infrastructure Funding is Top Priority in 2021
The National League of Cities (NLC) has released its 2021 State of the Cities Report, based upon a survey of
Drought Adversities Require Diverse Portfolio
Tapping Different Options As California and eight other western states face severe drought, the nearly 60 million people affected must
Report: U.S. Vehicle Travel Rebounds to Near Pre-Pandemic Levels
A new report released by TRIP, a transportation research nonprofit, explores the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on the nation’s
Bill Aimed at Addressing Pollution Along U.S.-Mexico Border
If Passes, EPA to Lead Project “Sewage discharge in the Tijuana River Valley has been a decades-long public health and
Digital As-Builts Support Sustainable Infrastructure
Save Significant Time, Costs Construction projects have a reputation of exceeding deadlines and budgets. In fact, studies show 9 out
CA’s Crumbling Roads and Bridges to Benefit from Governor’s New Budget
Thousands of California state bridges, as well as crumbling roads, that badly need repair would get a $2 billion shot
EPA Awards $388M WIFIA Loan for Innovative Water Project
Water Reuse in San Diego County to Produce Purified Water The demand for drinking water is high in California. Now