California is suing the Trump administration after it ended $4 billion in funding for the state's high-speed rail project.

A compliance review found the project was plagued by delays, mismanagement, waste, ballooning costs, budget shortfalls, and overrepresentation of ridership.

Rep. Jared Huffman grilled Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy about his calls for a historic Jesus painting at the U.S.

The Trump administration announces that it will terminate unspent funds that were going to be spent on the California bullet ...

The State of Pennsylvania received its largest federal grant ever for an individual transportation project: $500 million ...

As Congress is set to begin reauthorization for highways funding later this year, the DOT asks for public input on ways to ...

The announcement comes after months of scrutiny, including a comprehensive compliance review, along with the failure of the ...

After an investigation by the Miami Herald and WLRN, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he would work “to drive down ...

Trump called the project - which was meant to go from San Francisco to Los Angeles - the "High Speed Train to Nowhere." ...

Tensions were high between Rep. Jerry Nadler and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy as they argued over subway safety and ...

While charging that the federal funding revocation is illegal, California officials are exploring public-private partnerships ...

Boynton Beach city workers Wednesday painted over the pride intersection located just a block away from city hall.