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Among the many programs proposed for elimination by the president's fiscal 2019 budget are Community Development Block Grants, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, the Community Services Block Grant, HOME and the Housing Trust Fund.

President Trump’s plan would expand private activity bonds and ease restrictions on them for public-purpose infrastructure projects.

A lack of supply, price direction, and yield -- yet an abundance of uncertainty -- made for a manic Monday in the municipal market.

Vermont’s first sustainability bond sale yielded strong demand to fund new affordable housing throughout the Green Mountain State, according to Gov. Phil Scott.

Gov. John Bel Edwards called a special session for Feb. 19 in attempt to end a partisan stalemate that has stymied fiscal reform efforts for two years.

While the SEC’s MCDC initiative concluded in 2016, its shadow continues to lurk over the municipal bond market.

The federal government ran a $49.2 billion surplus in January, the Treasury Department reported Monday.

The commonwealth, in the face of a lawsuit and against a backdrop of budget stride, intends to proceed with its $1.4 billion sale.

The municipal bond market will be combing through President Trump’s $1.5 trillion infrastructure and budget proposal to see what’s in store for the public finance sector.

Munis were being pressured by a lower-than-average new issue calendar, while a report advised investors how to deal with market volatility.

Six months after Hurricane Harvey swept ashore, municipal utility districts along the Texas coast retain strong credit outlooks.

President Trump's infrastructure plan, detailed for reporters by a White House official this weekend, will expand the eligibility of tax-exempt private activity bonds.

The Virgin Islands would create a matching funds rum tax bond to be sold to the U.S. Treasury.

Texas municipal bond volume shrink in 2017 after two years of record volume, but muni market players are positioning for growth.

The municipal market is starving for supply and it will remain that way with another meager weak of issuance, while investors keep their cash on the sidelines amid ongoing equity volatility.

Harvey, Illinois can ill afford higher pension contributions as it's yet to make good on defaulted bond payments.

The Conservative Enterprise Institute sent a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Puerto Rico’s economy in December was 13.3% less active than it had been in August, a report said.

Gross city product rose only 1.2% in the fourth quarter. according to the city's comptroller.