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Municipalities are making draws on reserves as revenues fall due to the pandemic.

Despite changes made to the Fed's Municipal Liquidity Facility, lawmakers say smaller communities in populous states are left out.

Southern Co.’s long-troubled project to expand its Vogtle nuclear plant in Georgia is “highly unlikely” to meet state deadlines and is apt to face additional budget overruns, according to a local monitor.

The New York mayor's move reflects a nationwide response to protesters in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot and her finance team warn that this year's budget gap is getting bigger, and that painful choices are coming without federal financial aid.

Alicia Trost, communications director for Bay Area Rapid Transit, discusses BART's social media strategy during the crisis. Paul Burton hosts.

The central bank will increase support for credit issued through the Main Street Lending Program while providing midsize firms with more flexibility on the amounts they receive.

The new-issue calendar is filling up with deals formerly on the day-to-day slate, however net supply over the summer is expected to total negative $55B, including negative $15B in June, negative $21B in July and negative $19B in August.

PABs represented 25.4% of all tax-exempt bonds issued in 2017, up from 21.5% in 2016.

Measure seeking billions of general obligation bonds without voter approval cleared General Assembly late last week but faces uncertain fate in the State Senate.