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A debt issue to reduce its mountain of unpaid bills is stuck in Illinois' political divide.
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The subway crisis could change the political landscape, New York's mayor says.
August 8 -
The New York mayor and his supporters must shepherd the bill through Albany.
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Philadelphia’s sin and sweet taxes yielded Pennsylvania’s largest city more than $500 million in revenue over the last five years, according to a new economic report.
August 7 -
The City Colleges of Chicago budget won the Civic Federation's endorsement.
August 7 -
WILKES-BARRE, Pa. -- The city ended 2016 with a deficit, affirming Mayor Tony George's warning that the $51.5 million general fund budget he inherited upon taking office last year would not balance.
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Revenue volatility and bond-rating agency opinions can complicate states' rainy-day planning.
August 4 -
The state's lawmakers ended their squabble over the car-tax phaseout
August 4 -
"This is deeply troubling," treasurer Joe Torsella said of the commonwealth's revenue situation
August 4 -
The rating agency cited a liquidity boost from its sewer-system sale.
August 4 -
Washington State is without a multi-billion dollar capital budget to allow debt issuance for public needs, in what the state treasurer says is a further reflection of how “new politics” is undermining the municipal market.
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The New York State Financial Control Board on Wednesday said that New York City’s finances are in good shape and that the city’s doesn’t need a resumption of state control.
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The Puerto Rico Oversight Board on Friday may institute mandatory government furloughs opposed by Gov. Ricardo Rosselló.
August 2 -
Increased state aid can stabilize Indiana schools' credit for a couple of years, but benefits will ultimately be offset by higher costs, S&P says.
August 2 -
Chicago’s rising pension costs and other budgetary pressures cast a wide shadow over big gains the city has made in whittling down its structural budget.
August 2 -
Pontiac and Lincoln Park, two Michigan cities, gain control over their internal operations and finances.
August 2 -
To make sure Puerto Rico’s government only spends on what it believes to be necessary, it has instituted a 5% spending freeze on its departments.
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Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner reshaped a school funding bill Tuesday, cutting CPS' piece of the pie.
August 1 -
Marion County and Indianapolis council approved the first $20 million in financing for a new criminal justice center.
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After months of deliberation, standoffs and subsequent silence, the Rhode Island legislature has come to an agreement on a budget for fiscal 2018.
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