News and Information from Bond Buyer

Sarasota County and the West Villages Improvement District will issue bonds for the $100.5 million ballpark.

Tax reform news and interest rate worries have caused muni yields to spike, according to traders, as more supply hits.

The Treasury Department auctioned $13 billion of one-year 10-month floating rate notes at a 0.060% spread.

California's economic condition will weaken after the term of Gov. Jerry Brown runs out, according to 72% of participants at The Bond Buyer's California Public Finance Conference.

Nick Sifuentes, executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, explores how to improve mass transit funding and capital budget management in the New York City region, including Connecticut and New Jersey. Hosted by Paul Burton.

Republicans say they would offset repeal of SALT deduction by increasing the standard deduction.

Luke Bronin called the latest multiple-notch downgrades no surprise.

After an extremely busy day, the primary muni market will pick up right where it left off — as another big wave of issuance is expected to hit.

Pending home sales declined 2.5% to an index reading of 106.3 in August.

U.S. durable goods orders climbed 1.7% in August, while excluding transportation orders were up 0.2%, the Commerce Department reported Thursday.

Hartford, Conn.’s debt rating was dropped to CC by S&P Global Ratings Tuesday, which called a default, distressed exchange, or redemption a “virtual certainty.”

Economic development and resiliency highlight discussion at the inaugural Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank conference.

The Title III bankruptcy case omnibus hearing has been indefinitely postponed.

Oklahoma's Senate leader is calling for a fuel tax increase in addition to a $1.50 per pack fee on cigarettes to rebalance the state budget after a state Supreme Court ruling that struck down the cigarette fee.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's new borrowing program will get an airing before City Council members next week.

Top-shelf muni yields were mostly unchanged to close out a busy Tuesday, according to traders, as the Texas Water Development Board's billion dollar deal highlighted a busy day.

The city says for now it has all the capital market access it needs.

Meet the 28 bright, young individuals that make The Bond Buyer's second class of Rising Stars.

The Treasury Department Tuesday auctioned $26 billion of two-year notes with a 1 3/8% coupon at a 1.462% yield, a price of 99.829541.

The spending plan still relies heavily on sales tax growth, according to S&P Global Ratings.