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Mega projects in Boston and Philadelphia top the list.
October 21
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As federal funding dries up, cites are searching for new funding sources.
October 18
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The city faces no monetary penalty or monitorship in the final judgment in what those involved are calling an unprecedented move for SEC litigation.
October 17
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The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board will hold its first meeting of fiscal 2025 on October 23 and 24, under its new chair, Warren "Bo" Daniels.
October 17
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The Hampton County School District in Varnville, South Carolina has won its dispute over the tax-exempt status of Series 2010 general obligation bonds.
October 16
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The board has requested comment on additional disclosures that state and local governments would need to provide in financial statements but faces a long timeline for implementation.
October 15
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Analysts remain divided about what the stronger-than-expected consumer price index will mean for Federal Reserve policymakers since the Fed appears to be concentrating on the labor market.
October 10
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The Ways and Means Committee is signaling its opening post-election positions.
October 10
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Data from the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board indicates that trade volume may stay high after a consistent third quarter.
October 10
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Some cities with lots of lead pipes, like Chicago, will get more time.
October 9
