Public finance

While few observers are content with the new balanced budget, many say they can live with it as they look to an uncertain economic future.

A state appeals court rejected the one of the state government’s attempts to eliminate the Miami-Dade Expressway Authority, but the legal battle continues.

Gov. John Carney signed a $703 million capital bond bill for fiscal 2021 that was reduced by $185 million due to revenue losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Municipal bonds were little changed as the first half of a tumultuous year comes to a close.

Long Island county looks to offset COVID-19-related revenue losses.

New Highways and Transportation Authority plan is more pessimistic about debt-service payment.

The local government's inertia and PROMESA's unwieldy structure, along with natural disasters and a global pandemic, have impeded Puerto Rico's recovery.

New York City's dynamics include closing an estimated $9 billion revenue gap due to COVID-19 and the volatile matter of police funding.

The municipal market saw a $40 billion-plus month for the second time this year, as issuers flooded the market with bond sales during the month of June.

Maine State Treasurer Henry Beck discusses how the New England state is confronting steep revenue losses driven by the COVID-19 pandemic and budget-saving measures that may be enacted. Andrew Coen hosts.

Municipals finished little changed as a deluge of taxable deals get ready to hit the market.

A steadier market gave Wisconsin the opportunity to move last week on a long-stalled refunding that notably offered a forward delivery piece.

Citing market turmoil from the pandemic, a California conduit issuer gave the Virgin Trains USA project a five-month extension to sell $3.25 billion of debt.

The bipartisan Modernizing Agricultural and Manufacturing Bonds Act would expand the small issue manufacturing bonds and first-time farmer bonds programs.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport has $875 million of tax-exempt refunding deals coming up and a $`1.1 billion taxable refunding in the wings.

The move is part of the oversight board's efforts to free localities from dependence on the central government.

Already stung by a 2020 revenue hit of nearly $300 million this year, Cook County sees more budget pain related to the pandemic ahead

Municipal bonds finished mostly steady on Friday ahead of a $7.2 billion holiday week new issue calendar.

The shortfall underscored advocates' calls to provide more dedicated funding to the statewide transit provider.

Proceeds will finance and refinance projects based on the benefits of ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education, officials say.