Crises like the water-main break at UCLA expose faults in city infrastructure.

We look at how states are looking at upping taxes to fill the holes in our roads.

The Department of Agriculture is partnering with the private sector to launch a new investment fund.

Some states are already moving forward with their own infrastructure funding.

There's enough to make you wonder if it's the new "addicted to foreign oil".

Cisco makes a move into the "Internet of Things." And, Fannie and Freddie start paying back the American taxpayer.

White House warns 700,000 infrastructure jobs could be lost. What's that include?

Last year, the country’s infrastructure got a grade of D+.

It's national infrastructure week. And, looking at housing inequality in Brazil.

The aging grid's main protection against attack is that it's too sprawling and complicated to all go down at once.