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California is beginning to address some key infrastructure gaps, Wells Fargo analysts said in a report.
May 19
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An unusually weak economic recovery is putting the credit ratings of an increasing number of states in jeopardy.
May 19
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Fitch Ratings said its withdrawal of its ratings on U.S. tobacco asset-securitization bonds, which affects over 40 tobacco issues from New York to California and Michigan to the U.S. Virgin Island, was prompted by uncertainty regarding changes in the terms it views as risks in the Master Settlement Agreement.
May 19
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House appropriations panel adopts a fiscal 2017 transportation budget that incorporates FAST Act funding.
May 18
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Municipal bond market participants may agree that bank loan disclosure falls short but there's little consensus about how to improve it amid heightened regulatory scrutiny.
May 18
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The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authoritys operation of its federally mandated Access-A-Ride program has been marked by waste, mismanagement and widespread service failures, according to an audit released on Tuesday by Comptroller Scott M. Stringer.
May 18
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Both 10-year transportation funding plans proposed by Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton include $2 billion of road bonds.
May 17
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Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton will propose a compromise transportation funding bill to resolve a legislative deadlock.
May 16
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Washington State Treasurer and National Association of State Treasurers president Jim McIntire this week called on the federal government to play a more active role in securing infrastructure funding for local governments and called on lawmakers to protect the tax-exempt status of municipal bonds to fund such projects.
May 16
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The next president and new Congress have an opportunity to reverse the ongoing decline in the nation's aging infrastructure.
May 16
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German Pellets Texas LLC and Texas Pellets Inc. filed petitions for Chapter 11 reorganization last month with $184.7 million of tax-exempt industrial development bonds outstanding.
May 13
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Puerto Rico will need help from Washington to maintain future market access and avoid a descent into "third-world" economic conditions, municipal bond fund managers said.
May 13
