Public finance

The spending plan for fiscal 2020 includes $446.7 million in borrowing for transportation projects in Florida.

It’s Democrat vs. Democrat with Gov. Phil Murphy and legislative leaders debating competing spending plans as the July 1 deadline quickly approaches.

Better Housing Foundation defaulted on $84 million of bonds and lacks funds to maintain the properties.

Submissions are now open for the Bond Buyer’s fourth class of Rising Stars, an honor which showcases the brightest young minds in the municipal bond industry.

Heading into the midway point of 2019, munis continue to be in a good place and show no signs of slowing in terms of strong technicals.

While political debate over Connecticut highway tolls remains jammed, Gov. Ned Lamont's administration warned about federal backlash over a maintenance backlog.

A city called the "double black diamond" of car driving is at the epicenter for autonomous-vehicle testing.

Gedale B. Horowitz, a Wall Street and muni veteran of more than 60 years, has decided to call it a career at the age of 87.

A day after the Fed held rates, the market was “fatigued” on the long end, while the shortend saw improvement after a more dovish tone from the FOMC.

They say a ruling in the Aurelius case reinforces their contention that the Puerto Rico Oversight Board is a federal body.

Cook County, Illinois president says new taxes or fees are on table to close the shortfall.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that could upend the work of the oversight board tasked with pulling Puerto Rico out of its record bankruptcy.

Strong government support fueled a two-notch upgrade for the Washington D.C.’s mass transit system despite drops in ridership.

Lawmakers are plowing through a pile of trailer bills, including two tax increases, that must pass to avoid blowing a hole in their $214.8 billion budget.

Mark Paris and Stephanie Larosiliere of Invesco are optimistic on technicals in the municipal bond market given the length of this business cycle. John Hallacy hosts.

The Peach State hit the municipal market with a bevy of bond sales on Wednesday.

The Oversight Board has reached an agreement with the Committee of Retirees that makes a flat 8.5% cut to pensions over $1,200 a month and does not change payments to the 61% of current retirees who receive monthly pensions of $1,200 or less.

S&P upgraded the city's Lambert International Airport ahead of the sale that was the subject of a tussle between city leaders.

MIA’s passenger and cargo growth are driving the south Florida airport’s new capital needs.

The municipal bond market went back to school on Tuesday as the Federal Reserve met in Washington.