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A favorable response would enable pre-construction work for the long-awaited $11.6 billion upgrade of New Jersey-New York train tunnels.

While the pressure was on municipal yields, which rose two to four basis points, the Investment Company Institute reported another week of inflows, with $928 million coming into municipal bond mutual funds and another $285 million into ETFs.

The city and state want to use ARP funds to repay debt issued to manage the pandemic but Treasury's initial guidance would derail those plans.

The board also submitted an amended plan of adjustment and disclosure statement for the central government bond deal.

President Biden met Wednesday with top Republican and Democratic congressional leaders to discuss a bipartisan way forward on this issue.

The mammoth California hospital chain reached a preliminary $575 million settlement agreement in March in an antitrust lawsuit.

Not only do government entities have new federal funds destined to reach them soon, but citizens also are supporting bond elections in record numbers.

Officials remembered him for his diligence and the respect he earned from both sides of the political aisle.

Revenue from the new law would replenish the state's unemployment fund and then cut taxes on commercial real estate rents.

First quarter FDIC data show a $10.75 billion-plus jump in U.S. banks’ net purchases of municipal securities, the eighth biggest quarter since 2003, MMA says.

The board is also considering a measure the House passed to undo board-supported labor reforms.

IndyGo's expansion is being financed by a local income tax.

Mayor Mike Duggan and Michigan's governor, Gretchen Whitmer, have raised alarms over the impact of changes proposed by the Detroit Charter Review Commission.

Treasury’s 151-page interim final rule provides broad latitude for how the money can be spent.

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The White House and a bipartisan cadre of lawmakers appear committed to getting infrastructure, including top muni market lobbying goals, achieved.

Andrew Rein of the Citizens Budget Commission and Howard Cure of Evercore Wealth Management dive into the New York City's operating and capital budgets. Paul Burton hosts. (38 minutes)

Juliet Weissman of New York City's Cornell Tech campus discusses the role of higher education and partnerships in luring startups and their workforces.

The underwriter is no longer engaged with the state's plan to build prisons to be owned by private operator CoreCivic Inc.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom asked the legislature to triple the amount of direct stimulus checks to state residents in a $100 billion recovery plan.