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Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta described his internment in the United States as a Japanese-American during World War II.

Cabinet officials spoke to reporters about the devastation of Hurricane Katrina and declared it an Incident of National Significance, the first use of the designation under the National Resp…

Former President Bush spoke at a gala observing the 15th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. He signed the legislation into law in 1990. The George Bush Medal …

Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta received the 2004 Elliot L. Richardson Prize for Excellence in Public Service from the Council for Excellence in Govern…

At a day-long forum on energy policy, participants talked about proposed energy legislation, energy efficiency issues, production and conservation, as well as the use of alternate energy sou…

Secretary Mineta spoke about the administration’s proposal for the reform of Amtrak, the state of passenger rail transportation, regulatory issues, and about the congressional hearing held e…

Secretary Mineta testified about the fiscal year 2006 Transportation Department budget proposal. It was noted that the administration’s surface program budget was $3 billion less that the Ho…

At the opening session of the American Public Transportation Association Secretary Leonard Mineta and transportation officials talked about the state of the transportation infrastructure and…

Secretary Mineta spoke to reporters about the fiscal year 2006 budget proposal for the Department of Transportation. He also talked about transportation safety and homeland security. Followi…