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The funding and design-build contracts signed Thursday will advance the state’s largest-ever transportation project.

Municipal bond buyers saw the last of the week’s new issues come to market on Thursday with action dominated by several large California water issuers.

A watchdog organization says New York City would fare better with a rainy day fund instead of its current reserve mechanisms.

Utilities serving 40 million people and 5 million acres of irrigated farm land agreed to a federal plan to keep water flowing amid a two-decade drought.

Just when we thought levels could not go lower, here we are just a few basis points off the March lows in yield.

Manufacturing activity grew more modestly in April, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City announced on Thursday.

Bond Dealers of America members said they have spent an average of more than $17 million on regulatory costs since the beginning of the 2008 credit crisis.

Andrew Dassori, CIO of Wavelength Capital Management, discusses why it’s getting harder to predict the economy; yield curve inversion; mixed economic signals and headwinds; and how new ideas from the upcoming conference on monetary policy could help transform the Fed. Gary Siegel hosts.

The city and county agreed to extend a hotel/motel tax to support bonds for a $175 million expansion.

More municipal supply hit the market on Wednesday with the University of Connecticut’s $240 million general obligation deal attracting interest.

Judge Swain's ruling complicates the Puerto Rico Oversight Board's effort to recover payments on $6 billion of bonds that the board deems to have been illegally sold.

Gary Community School Corp. in Indiana wants to test its access to the bond market with a $5 million bond refunding.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's administration released the latest in a series of reports designed to provide a roadmap to get Atlantic City out of fiscal trouble.

The city moved up its bond notice and document postings in response to a BondLink report saying investors want more time to review deals.

Municipal bond analyst Natalie Cohen succeeds former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell, who now joins the bond insurer’s Strategic Advisory Committee.

A bill restructuring a local expressway authority would order tolls to be lowered by 25%, threatening future road projects.

Lower gas prices, remote working, easy driving and new competition from ride-share companies are taking slices of the pie.

The layout of Los Angeles means the concept wouldn't work as proposed in Manhattan, Eric Garcetti said in New York.

Municipal bond buyers faced a wide variety of securities that came to market on Monday.

In the coming months bond lawyers expect numerous municipal governments to issue new bonds to support investments in Opportunity Zones.