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Incoming NABL president Dee Wisor wants the group to be more active in Washington.

The MSRB is hoping that new guidelines will encourage more conversation between its staff and the broker-dealers and muni advisors it regulates.

Wisconsin sold the biggest deal of the week as investors remained wary ahead of the FOMC meeting.

State officials have lost two rounds in a lawsuit that says California improperly diverted money intended for homeowners to make payments on housing bonds.

Candidates in the mayoral and governor's races acknowledge daunting pension burdens without offering concrete solutions.

The biggest deal of the week came to market on Tuesday as Wiscon sold general obligation bonds.

Andy Byford, president of the MTA's New York City Transit unit, said timing relative to budget cycles is essential.

State Comptroller Susana Mendoza blames Gov. Bruce Rauner for the two-year budget impasse, which she called a "man-made calamity." Paul Burton and Chip Barnett host.

The competitive GO deal will feature five- or eight-year calls.

Voter initiatives can limit the state of California’s operating flexibility, Fitch Ratings analysts wrote.

The intermediate and long end has moved cheaper, creating an opportunity to add some yield to muni portfolios, says Triangle Park's J.R. Rieger.

A report from the New Jersey governor's administration recommends continuing the state's oversight role for the troubled city.

Ahead of the FOMC monetary policy meeting and quarter end wrapup, a slim supply slate awaits muni buyers.

Transportation research nonprofit TRIP said more than 7% of the state's bridges -- more than 300 -- are structurally deficient.

The muni market will see a skinny slate of supply hit the screens this week as volume drops to just over $3 billion ahead of the FOMC meeting and the third quarter wrapup.

Municipal bond issuance is set to drop by half next week as Federal Open Market Committee meets and the third quarter comes to an end.

The Oversight Board said it had "finalized" the COFINA Plan Support Agreement

The district will bring $75 million of new money and refunding bonds to market.

The privately managed Indiana Toll Road will get to raise rates and, in return, deliver the first installment of $1 billion it will pay the state on Oct. 5.

A three decade veteran of the municipal market, Marjorie Henning was most recently a director in the municipal securities division at Citigroup.