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Louisiana will pre pay revenue anticipation notes due to a pick-up in revenue collections.

San Diego’s favorable appeals court ruling comes as rising pension costs pressure the city’s budget.

President Trump's tweets further complicate already complex Puerto Rico Medicaid negotiations.

No link between infrastructure and new revenue proposed in Trump’s tax reform plan worries transportation advocates

Puerto Rico unions are demonstrating and striking against austerity measures originating with the Puerto Rico Oversight Board.

Municipal bonds finished steady on Thursday, according to traders, as the last big sale of the week came to market.

Indiana passed a law to respond to S&P's critique of its school bond intercept program.

Mayor Bill de Blasio's budget proposal drew criticism Thursday from the New York City Council and a budget watchdog for doing too little to gird against possible funding cuts under the Trump administration.

New York’s tuition program will have a minimal credit impact on the state’s public universities, according to Moody’s.

The Treasury Department auctioned $28 billion of seven-year notes, with a 2% coupon and a 2.084% high yield, a price of 99.455647.

Atlanta’s $226.2 million water and wastewater refunding deal received $634.7 million in orders.

Municipal bonds were weaker at mid-session, according to traders, as the last big sale of the week came to market.

California localities await funds from the recently adopted state transportation funding bill.

The Treasury Department said Thursday it will auction $39 billion 91-day bills and $33 billion 182-day discount bills Monday.

Manufacturing activity in the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's region “expanded at a slower pace with solid expectations for future activity” in April, according to the bank's monthly manufacturing survey, released Thursday.

New York's mayor says state inaction costs the city $450 million and delays critical infrastructure.

Pending home sales decreased 0.8% to an index reading of 111.4 in March, after an unrevised 5.5% rise to 112.3 in February, according to a report released Wednesday by the National Association of Realtors.

The action in the primary market is set to slow after an action packed day on Wednesday that featured six deals greater than $100 million.

Puerto Rico's oversight board said concerns about its adherence to PROMESA are unwarranted.

While the CHOICE Act will likely clear its committee, it is expected to face roadblocks in Congress.