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A downgrade of the nation's credit would shake the muni market.
May 9 -
State Senate Ways and Means Committee chair Patrick O'Connor said Gov. Maura Healey's tax proposals would remain largely untouched.
May 8 -
Although Hawaii lawmakers nixed his proposed tourist tax, Gov. Green points to positives.
May 8 -
If implemented, New York's congestion pricing plan will be the first in the nation.
May 8 -
The city north of Detroit says it can't afford to make good on a $24 million debt owed to the Great Lakes Water Authority and in the absence of state help has raised state-approved bankruptcy as an option.
May 5 -
Seattle's Sound Transit, the biggest beneficiary of a federal low-interest loan program, had received three more loans totaling $327 million.
May 5 -
Continued commitments to meeting long-term liabilities under Gov. Phil Murphy were cited as key in a slew of recent bond rating upgrades for the Garden State.
May 5 -
Legislation making its way through the state legislature enhances pension benefits for Tier 2 Chicago firefighters but the Civic Federation is urging lawmakers to slow down.
May 4 -
"The vast majority" of state and local issuers would be resilient to a one-notch downgrade in the U.S. rating, Moody's said.
May 4 -
Providing enough housing for middle class and homeless people has topped legislative agendas in three West Coast states and Hawaii this session.
May 4