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The Central Basin Municipal Water District was downgraded three notches to Baa1 by Moody's, which assigns a negative outlook.

School districts, higher education institutions and healthcare providers could feel the pinch, according to Eric Kim of Fitch Ratings.

Existing home sales fell 0.6% to a seasonally adjusted 5.38 million-unit rate in June.

The Chicago Fed National Activity Index for June reversed to positive 0.43 from a downwardly revised negative 0.45 in May.

The measure was the latest in a series of proposals that have been shot down because of divisions between county leaders.

Moody's revised the outlook on $3 billion of Chicago parks, water and sewer bonds to stable.

RBC is adding to its team even as smaller underwriting spreads have driven some players to reduce staff.

A motion for summary judgment by Indian River and Martin counties contends that the privately owned project isn’t eligible to use the private activity bonds.

An amended master trust indenture will reflect the combined finances of the largest health systems in Illinois and Wisconsin.

The study adds to the growing body of findings by think tanks and credit rating agencies that highlight the pitfalls states face when considering new taxes on e-cigarettes and marijuana because of the changing habits of American consumers.

Manufacturers report continued expanding in July, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Report on Business respondents reported “widespread increases for purchased inputs.”

U.S. new-home groundbreaking and permits fell in June to the slowest pace in nine months.

NYC Comptroller Stringer is calling on the state legislature to approve a municipal bond act to help the MTA fix "ADA Transit Deserts" that leave senior and disabled New Yorkers stranded.

The clinic will privately place the debt with buyers internationally and in the U.S.

The Nacogdoches County Hospital District took a nine-notch downgrade as it prepares to file for bankruptcy.

Builders’ confidence in the market for new single-family homes held steady as the National Association of Home Builders' housing market index remained at 68.

Fitch Ratings affirmed its A-minus rating and positive outlook for toll revenue bonds issued for the South Bay Expressway.

The city's Public Utilities Commission is embarking on a $2.9 billion sewer upgrade plan.

Even as debate rages in Congress about whether to slash the federal government’s role in transportation funding, the New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority is coming to market with $1.2 billion of federal highway reimbursement revenue refunding notes.

A lawsuit, filed by a former University of Alaska regent, hinges on whether bond plan violates state constitution limits on new debt.