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The Build Back Better reconciliation bill would raise the SALT cap to $80,000 from $10,000, and that impact varies widely from state to state.

Gov. Phil Murphy’s narrow re-election win and Senate President Steve Sweeney’s stunning loss to an unknown resonate well beyond the Garden State.

The U.S. EPA has selected a $627 million suite of projects to deal with long-standing issues with sewage-tainted water polluting San Diego County's southern beaches.

ICE expanded its ESG reference data coverage to now include two million fixed-income instruments.

The inability to advance refund has cost issuers up to $10 billion since 2020, according to Municipal Market Analytics, a figure lobbyists hope will help make their case.

Michigan issued debt in June to cover its portion of the settlement approved by a federal judge Wednesday.

Former JP Morgan broker allegedly provided incorrect and misleading account reports to a customer.

By lowering the amount of private activity bonds needed to finance low-income housing, the provision would free up PABs volume for other projects.

The Northeast Women in Public Finance selected a dozen other honorees, split evenly among the private and public sectors, as Trailblazing Women in Public Finance.

All award winners are also finalists for the national Deal of the Year award, which will be announced at The Bond Buyer’s first live event in 22 months on Dec. 16 in New York City.

The state's fiscal 2022 update and five-year forecast offers a brighter near- and mid-term budget picture thanks to federal relief and strong revenues.

The Investment Company Institute reported $657 million of inflows into municipal bond mutual funds while ETFs saw $828 million of inflows, a massive increase over the $43 million reported a week prior.

With less defined mechanisms than other cities, a report says, the incoming mayor has an opportunity to shape the city's reserve policy.

A planned 4,500-bed dorm at the University of California Santa Barbara comes as the neighboring city threatens to sue over a lack of on-campus housing.

One of the underwriters targeted by a Texas gun protection law is asking permission to resume doing business in the state.

New York, New Jersey and Connecticut finally come to terms on splitting up emergency funding.

Triple-A benchmarks have fallen double digits since Nov. 1, with the largest moves out long. California, the District of Columbia, Wisconsin and other issuers part of a $6 billion new-issue calendar priced.

Local and state officials, labor, and policy groups have begun putting stakes down over how to split up the federal infrastructure windfall for Illinois.

President Biden had pledged to end the law that excludes residents of Puerto Rico from the federal supplemental security income program.