Budgets

Caution was the operative word as New York City’s budget director and City Council members discussed the mayor’s proposed budget.

Puerto Rico's government and oversight board will both have roles, said board member David Skeel.

Florida lawmakers missed a deadline to strike a deal on the budget this week, sending the annual session into overtime.

Louisiana’s GOP-led Legislature wants severe cuts to balance the state budget instead of state tax reform.

Continued financial stability was cited as Moody's upgraded Central Falls, R.I. to Ba1.

Portland, Ore. Mayor Ted Wheeler's first proposed city budget includes infrastructure investment.

New projections remove $1.5 billion of projected revenue from Connecticut's budget.

Wisconsin heads into the market over the next week with nearly $1 billion of debt in three deals.

City comptroller calls for tighter internal targets.

Congress includes funds for many bond-related programs in $1.16T spending bill for fiscal 2017.

President Donald Trump’s budget numbers don’t add up and his tax and spending plans are likely to lead to bigger deficits and higher interest rates, said former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan.

Connecticut's governor will meet with lawmakers in an effort to move the state budget forward.

Louisiana will pre pay revenue anticipation notes due to a pick-up in revenue collections.

San Diego’s favorable appeals court ruling comes as rising pension costs pressure the city’s budget.

Mayor Bill de Blasio's budget proposal drew criticism Thursday from the New York City Council and a budget watchdog for doing too little to gird against possible funding cuts under the Trump administration.

New York's mayor says state inaction costs the city $450 million and delays critical infrastructure.

Illinois public university presidents sounded alarms about the historic state budget impasse.

New York's mayor says the fiscal climate is "plagued with uncertainty."

Florida Gov. Rick Scott asked Ben Watkins to help convince the Legislature that tourism funding supports state and local ratings.

New York tax collections were down $300.1 million for fiscal 2017.