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The lawsuit contends the city is not complying with a 2024 voter-approved charter amendment requiring increased spending on police.

Bonding should increase in the next few years to address aged state and local infrastructure, Moody's Vice President Dan Seymour said.

A California Department of Water Resources issuance, based on a resolution extending contracts with water agency customers, drew strong demand.

Cases involving bonds for the city's convention center and a light-rail project are pending before the Texas Supreme Court.

The agency's Disaster Recovery Fund has a sufficient balance for the near term but a funding lapse will translate into longer response times to local and state governments, FEMA's associate administrator warned.

Los Angeles County and Contra Costa County supervisors both approved placing sales tax measures on the June ballot to address federal Medicaid cuts.

Currently, munis are largely operating "in their own world" — ignoring rich valuations and upcoming supply, said Kim Olsan, senior fixed income portfolio manager at NewSquare Capital, in a report.

The Senate voted to disallow Washington D.C.'s attempt to decouple its tax policy from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, as the city's mayor charts more budget challenges in the near future.

The Indiana House has passed legislation that would eliminate an estimated 164 townships across the state through consolidation.

The statutory watchdog requirement that arrived with Proposition 39 has not delivered on its promise — and the Legislature has authority to try something better.