The nation's two largest crude oil producing states are reporting revenue increases in the wake of the Iran conflict, which began Feb. 28.

Rep. Brendan Boyle, D-Pa., said he is crafting a bill to "disincentive states and localities" from offering public subsidy packages to lure professional sports teams across borders.

The modern bond market is no longer defined by dealers and asset managers alone.

A smoke-covered east Los Angeles for days evoked images of last year's wildfires that decimated the city. Cleanup around the massive cold storage facility is expected to take months.

The budget includes plans for transportation bonds to be sold over the next few years.

The state took nearly two years to publish its fiscal 2024 annual comprehensive financial report — and that was an improvement.

Prepay energy borrowings may not generate promised savings.

The city council in August will consider placing $500 million of pension obligation bonds on the Nov. 3 ballot for its police and fire retirement system.

Stonepeak Partners will pay $2.5 billion to buy the remainder of the lease of Chicago's parking meters. The 2008 lease runs through 2084.

Uncertainty about the fate of the bipartisan housing bill, advance refunding, and a new take on Build America Bonds is raising hopes and concerns among issuers.

The National Football League is a member of the Public Finance Network.

The outlook revision to stable from negative follows the city's adoption of a fiscal 2027 budget with structural changes that greatly reduced a shortfall.

Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson said the economic council will build on other efforts he has championed to decrease permit housing times and encourage construction.

While California has improved the timeliness of its audited comprehensive financial reports, Nevada continues to struggle.

The agreement launches a six-month process in which the consortium will evaluate opportunities to design, build, operate, finance and maintain one or more segments of the program.

The President is pumping the brakes on signing the first major housing bill in 30 years including a provision that lifts the public welfare cap, a move that could spur bond sales.

Amendment 5 would eliminate the state income tax, but critics are worried about the lost revenue.

California lawmakers and the governor said they agreed on an $11.3 billion housing bond measure in November, aiming to lift affordable housing and homeownership.

The governors of two top Midwest destinations for data centers froze tax breaks for the projects as grassroots opposition groups begin building coalitions.

The BB-plus rated borrowing comes as high-yield supply remains strong in the muni market.