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The proposed pipeline, which dates back to 2006, would transport Colorado River water from the Lake Powell reservoir to the southwest corner of Utah.

Michigan is paying down debts of six local school districts – two of which have closed or merged with neighbors – including outstanding bond balances.

An appeals court is considering the arguments after bondholders lost in the lower court.

At the ceremony, Patronis announced the State Board of Administration plans to make a sizable new purchase of Israel bonds.

Bond Buyer Executive Editor Kyle Glazier discusses the coming year in D.C. with Bond Dealers of America's Brett Bolton. (15 minutes)

State departments of transportation are expected to boost their own funding during the third year of federal infrastructure support from the IIJA.

Daily report for December 26, 2023

The state's labor force continued to increase last month as more people entered the labor force, hitting an annual growth rate of 3.2%.

The year is ending on a strong note, said Joshua Perry, a partner, portfolio manager and municipal credit analyst at Brown Advisory.

Cities and states in the Southwest are making affordable housing a funding priority through voter-approved general obligation bonds or in their budgets.

COVID made predicting the economic future even more difficult. While calls for a recession and rate cuts for this year didn't pan out, here's what experts see for 2024.

Despite federal restrictions, governments flush with stimulus funds funneled a significant amount toward pension plans in 2022, a new report found.

The Water Infrastructure Financing Authority will use information it received from banks, businesses, conservation groups, and others to solicit water augmentation projects next year.

Daily report for December 22, 2023

LSEG Lipper reported Thursday that investors added $147 million to muni mutual funds for the week ending Wednesday after outflows of $514.5 million the week prior. High-yield saw some outflows, though.

The $68 billion deficit reported for California's budget is an eye-opening figure but the revenue trends are less dramatic when viewed over multiple years.

A hotel tax that supports the authority's bonds has recovered strongly from the pandemic, the rating agency said.

The issuer is set to come to market with general revenue bonds the week of Jan. 21, according to its investor website.

"Preserving a livable planet and a thriving economy will require a collective global commitment both to the phase-out of fossil fuels and to massive new investments," said New York Comptroller Brad Lander.

The county said this action will reduce its debt service costs by $115.9 million over the next six years.