Budgets

The state already has budget deficit two months into the fiscal year.

The Board of Regents enterprise since 2001 has saved more than $101 million by refinancing bonds — with most of those savings coming since the Great Recession in 2008, after which interest rates plummeted to the lowest in recent history.

State officials say they won't permit unlimited short-term borrowing.

The governor's adjustment protects the state's neediest districts but hits others hard.

New Jersey is on track for revenue growth in 2018 after a strong start to the new fiscal year with July tax collections, according to State Treasurer Ford M. Scudder.

About $1 million will go to service the city's street bond debt, leaving the Duluth with $2.8 million for actual work.

State officials say they are prepared for increased pressure on its $10 billion general fund.

The city council unanimously approved a for the city to host the games in 2028.

The governor wants an amendment requiring a supermajority vote of lawmakers to raise taxes and fees.

The Democratic majority wants to override the changes Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner made to its school funding package.

CPS needs the city and state to deliver more than $500 million to balance its books for 2017-2018.

A mix of debt restructuring and labor concessions could keep Connecticut's capital out of bankruptcy court.

The $1.50-per-pack fee was key to balancing the state's budget

The federal government ran a $42.9 billion deficit in July, the Treasury Department reported Thursday.

Gilbert, Ariz., put the kibosh on subsidizing a Cactus League site for the Milwaukee team.

Ronnie Lowenstein, director of the watchdog New York City Independent Budget Office, examines the city's economy, its budget and its variables. Hosted by Paul Burton and Chip Barnett.

SANDAG has faced controversy over missed revenue projections and a failed bond measure.

Tuesday's Detroit mayoral primary results mean incumbent Mike Duggan will face challenger Coleman Young II in November.

The end of a casino revenue sharing agreement impacts the city's credit, says S&P.

A Lackawanna County court says a state law that caps tax rates supersedes city home-rule provisions.