Questions from transit observers and advocates followed the announcement by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority of its $51.5 billion capital program.

Public private partnerships for an airport, a commuter rail service, and student housing have gone sour in the Southwest.

The state will encounter budget gaps in the following two years, according to a new long-range revenue forecast.

Two incentive programs expired on July 1, and Gov. Phil Murphy vetoed a bill to extend them unchanged.

Accusations that the university violated a moral obligation in connection with bonds for a student housing P3 are false and defamatory, its attorney says.

Oklahoma’s economic expansion appears to be slowing, state Treasurer Randy McDaniel said.

Unless Congress acts, there will be $1 billion in automatic cuts to transit grants and $7.6 billion in highway aid reductions.

The law firm representing the trustee for a $250 million student housing complex accused the University of Oklahoma of predatory behavior.

A multiple-year recession and state leaders' failure to adequately address it led to the Fitch Ratings downgrade.

Gov. Gina Raimondo’s planned 20-year, $1 billion extension of a gambling technology contract with IGT sets off the state's latest bare-knuckle political fracas.

With its population and economy growing, Texas recorded record revenue in the fiscal year that ended Aug. 31, Comptroller Glenn Hegar reported.

The governor declared the $2.1 billion Mobile River project "dead” after it a local planning organization voted it down.

California's Legislative Analyst's Office wants state lawmakers to have a framework to evaluate cash borrowing proposals.

State Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg discusses a proposed millionaire’s tax, transportation funding, pension liabilities, the long-stalled Gateway project and other topics impacting New Jersey’s financial future. Andrew Coen hosts.

China's recently announced suspension of U.S. agricultural imports escalated trade-related risks to U.S. agriculture, said Fitch Ratings.

The budget battle between Republican lawmakers and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer looks no closer to being resolved by the Oct. 1 deadline.

The state's net position worsened to negative $189.1 billion according to the CAFR, which arrived almost 14 months after fiscal 2018 ended.

The director of the Kentucky Retirement Systems says the state has built in a risk margin to avoid an adverse effect on liabilities.

Washington's overall economic strength and strong pension funding position outweighed troubles at Boeing as Moody's upgraded the state to Aaa.

Even with a board vote just five weeks away, the proposed five-year capital program for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority is a big unknown.