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The PREPA bondholder group’s consultant estimated it will cost less than $1 billion to repair the power grid, compared with initial reports of about $5 billion.

With nearly $9 billion in volume, thanks to a large refunding deal, market participants expect issuance will remain strong as issuers try to beat tax reform.

The Conference Board's Employment Trends Index (ETI) rose to 135.57 in October from an upwardly revised 132.86 in September.

Nearly $23 billion worth of bonds are on ballots in Tuesday’s election, which could fuel 2018 issuance.

William C. Dudley, Federal Reserve Bank of New York president and chief executive officer, intends to retire in mid-2018 “to ensure that a successor is in place well before the end of his term,” the Fed said in a statement Monday.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley is close to announcing his retirement, according to CNBC.

Already facing the potential loss of several key financing tools and a 20% corporate tax rate that would cheapen the relative value of tax-exempt munis, there could be even more pain in store for the municipal market when the Senate weighs in.

Fitch Ratings dropped the state one notch to AA.

The House Ways and Means Committee begins deliberations on the 429-page tax reform bill noon Monday.

Many industry observers believe Federal Reserve Board Janet Yellen will retire from the central bank once her term as chair expires in February. But there are reasons she might stay.

Refundings on the calendar for the week ahead spurred speculation that issuers may rush deals to market before they are banned by the GOP tax plan.

Undoing the floating net asset value requirement for money market funds would give municipalities more flexibility, GFOA testifies.

A court ruling offers some financial relief to the distressed gambling hub, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

Coral Springs voters could be asked if they want to tax themselves to pay for $65 million in citywide improvements.

The Tulare Local Health Care District defaulted on its revenue bonds and closed its hospital.

Registered voters in Laramie County will decide on Tuesday whether they want to pay additional property taxes to renovate local college buildings.

A complaint has reportedly been filed with the Texas Ethics Commission against a group and one of its vocal leaders, claiming they have violated state laws in opposing the City of Mineral Wells' $17.26 million bond election.

Discussion of a proposed $70 million sewer bond issue dominated the Terre Haute City Council’s monthly sunshine meeting Thursday evening.

Amid East Coast transit systems' overcrowding and strained capital budgets, advocates tout ferries as low-cost alternatives.

Luzerne County’s debt refinancing package turned out much better than planned.