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Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed a budget avoiding a shutdown at the last possible moment.
July 3 -
New Jersey government is in shutdown mode for the first time in 11 years after Gov. Chris Christie and state lawmakers failed to reach agreements on a new budget before the close of the 2017 fiscal year Friday night.
July 3 -
The Illinois House on Sunday sent a budget plan back to the Senate with action needed to avert historic fall to junk.
July 3 -
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Maine Gov. Paul LePage vowed to reject the legislature's bipartisan budget proposal.
June 30 -
The Illinois House speaker, citing progress, asked rating agencies to hold off on negative action.
June 30 -
A skeletal $32 billion fiscal 2018 Pennsylvania budget was scheduled to make its way through the Senate.
June 30 -
Barring a dramatic turn of events, Connecticut will miss its midnight budget deadline.
June 30 -
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is preparing for a government shutdown amid a budget impasse with lawmakers.
June 30 -
Illinois is staring at a historic fall into junk territory if lawmakers can't compromise.
June 30 -
Illinois Senate Republican Leader Christine Radogno will resign from the legislature Saturday.
June 29 -
New York lawmakers approved a three-year extension of counties' authority to levy local sales tax.
June 29 -
Cuts to Ohio's Medicaid program may delay Gov. John Kasich's signature on the state budget.
June 29 -
Orange County is out of the woods, but other California governments face challenges.
June 29 -
The Illinois governor says he will keep lawmakers in session until a budget agreement is reached.
June 29 -
A proposed ordinance calls for Chicago to funnel more money to two pension funds without state action.
June 28 -
A court decision on Illinois Medicaid bill payments could come on the last day of a special session.
June 28 -
A delayed Pennsylvania budget would only have a minor effect on schools, S&P Global Ratings said
June 28 -
California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a $125 billion budget.
June 28 -
WEST HAVEN, Conn. -- The City Council approved bonding ordinances for both the $17.35 million financing of the city's accumulated deficit and the $133.25 million West Haven High School reconstruction.
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