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In addition to direct aid, they would get money for vaccinations, education, transit, housing, Medicaid, LIHEAP, and TANF.
January 15 -
The new Democratic Senate majority makes the path to enacting muni-friendly policy easier than it has been for years.
January 14 -
President-elect Joe Biden's cabinet picks include the governor and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, the latter for Labor Secretary.
January 8 -
Budget woes await the state's lawmakers as they convene but Illinois' bonds are benefitting from a Blue Wave, vaccine distribution, and hunger for higher yielding credits.
January 7 -
The apparent victories by Democrats in two Senate runoff races in Georgia is a "game changer" for public finance.
January 6 -
Public finance groups are optimistic 2021 will be a breakthrough year for federal tax law changes to help spur the use of tax-advantaged bonds.
December 28 -
The former South Bend, Indiana mayor understands the needs of state and local governments, though he lacks experience running a large organization.
December 16 -
Facing resistance from the local investor-owned utility, the Colorado college town ended its bid to form a municipal utility and signed a new franchise deal.
December 7 -
The bipartisan plan unveiled Tuesday by Senate and House lawmakers includes $160 billion for state and local governments, $82 billion for schools, $15 billion for transit agencies, and $4 billion for airports.
December 4 -
'I’m good at guarding things,' said the retired Army Reserve colonel, who will become Pennsylvania's next treasurer.
November 30