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Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen called a special legislative session for July 25 so lawmakers can consider his plan for property tax reform after his April attempt fell short.
June 26 -
Two initiatives were dropped from the California ballot as Gov. Gavin Newsom worked to secure a legislative fix.
June 26 -
Washington state won the most amount of grants and the most in funding for the second year in a row.
June 26 -
The Ohio county seated in Cleveland is only one of many jurisdictions where officials are grappling with weakening sales tax revenues.
June 26 -
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon, a Republican, recently vetoed anti-ESG legislation similar to Missouri's, saying that it overstepped legal authority.
June 26 -
Convention centers in Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis are being upgraded, although cost increases after the pandemic added challenges to some financings.
June 26 -
Demand for the increased supply has been "solid" if nearly largely reliant on income-oriented small lot buyers, noted Municipal Market Analytics, Inc. Partner Matt Fabian. Through last week, buyers continued to be separately managed account/retail in size.
June 25 -
The Westchester Joint Water Works agreed to build a $138 million filtration plant by July 2029 under a consent decree with the U.S. EPA and federal prosecutors.
June 25 -
Ransomware group LockBit threatened on Sunday to publish the stolen data Tuesday evening. Ransomware experts said it was likely that the group was bluffing.
June 25 -
The 0.34% sales tax rate increase would raise an estimated $70 million annually for Colorado's only safety net healthcare provider.
June 25