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The troubles of the Better Housing Foundation bonds had been flagged in earlier rating downgrades and disclosure statements.

The first of the week’s new-issue slate sold on Tuesday, led by deals from issuers in California, New York and Ohio.

New York and New Jersey lawmakers are looking to steer funding for a new Gateway rail tunnel by expanding the role of an agency charged with coordinating funding for the long-stalled Hudson River project.

The new bonds would offer about 25 basis points less in interest.

Deputy Governor Dan Hynes says the recent legislative session put the state on an "upward trajectory," but underfunded pensions dog the state.

With no surprises in the producer price index, the Federal Reserve will have flexibility on rates.

The mass-transit enterprises for Pittburgh and Philadelphia face crises regardless of how a lawsuit over toll-related revenue plays out, says the rating agency.

Nick Sifuentes of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign explores ways to unravel the metro New York commuter mess. Paul Burton and Andrew Coen host.

He said the board has been inaccurate in its financial predictions and that he wouldn’t participate in any cuts to pensioner benefits.

But size isn't everything as the value of the municipal bond market increased.

The association filed a court brief supporting Indian River County’s appeal of private activity bonds for the privately owned passenger train project.

Rating criteria changes and a ruling in the Puerto Rico III case have undermined some investors' and analysts' confidence in revenue pledges.

Investors will see nearly $10 billion of weekly bond volume in a calendar composed of $6.4 billion of negotiated deals and $3.4 billion of competitive sales.

In a Friday letter, NABL has only four suggestions for the IRS 2020 priority guidance plan on regulatory issues involving the tax-exempt bond industry, half as many as it did a year ago.

A judge denied Chicago's request for a restraining order to stop the state comptroller from intercepting state grant money on behalf of city pension funds.

State lawmakers punted the touchy subject of reimposing tolls to Gov. Ned Lamont, who may call a special session.

Bonds rallied as market observers gauged whether Friday’s weak employment report will spur the Federal Reserve to cut rates.

Municipal market participants are looking forward to seeing even more supply next week.

The standoff continues as the Fed won't talk rate cuts and the market continues to expect more.

Soaring liabilities for post-employment benefits other than pensions are adding further weight to the state’s fiscal challenges.