Washington

The former presidential candidate implored New York and New Jersey to enable their cities to execute streamlined project delivery.

The Federal Open Market Committee meets this week, which means a light primary market calendar of $4.3 billion. With year-over-year core PCE seen at or near 2%, its statement will acknowledge rising inflation.

A new law will convert local government CAFRs into a digital format, making statistics more readily available at low cost.

Pension costs and slow growth in state revenues contributed to a fifth straight year of net tax-supported debt growth of under 2%.

The proposed city of Eagles Landing would take the heart out of the city of Stockbridge, Georgia, with no apparent accommodation for its outstanding debt.

Federal Reserve officials are sounding increasingly confident they can run the U.S. economy hot without a harmful rise of inflation.

Airport lobbyists are hopeful that they can at long last begin dictating the fees they use to secure their bonds.

Solving the state's pension crisis will require politically painful options for taxpayers and public employees.

As the Electronic Municipal Market Access website enters its second decade, look for a series of investor-focused enhancements, including streamlined design and more intuitive navigation.

The Securities and Exchange Commission's decision not to extend the effective date of new markup disclosure requirements is disappointing to dealer groups, which have pushed hard for months for a delay.