Trump Budget Chief: Administration Wants to Move HUD Money to Infrastructure Package
White House Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney indicated the same is true for U.S. Department of Transportation dollars.
The Long Journey to ‘Shovel Ready’ for Silicon Valley’s Train of the Future
On major infrastructure investments, “state and local leaders face strong incentives towards inaction,” the managing director of the Stanford Global Projects Center writes in a guest article.
Trump Budget Would ‘Erode’ State and Local Emergency Preparedness and Response
Baltimore’s mayor, along with state and local emergency managers and first responders, didn’t hesitate to speak out against trading disaster mitigation funding for a border wall.
Trump’s Proposed Budget Cuts Would Be Hard Hits for State and Local Governments
The president is calling for the elimination of funding for the Community Development Block Grant program and the TIGER grant program, as well as steep cuts to EPA grants.
Which State and Local Programs Will Be Casualties of Trump-Era Budgeting?
Analysts at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities say federal grants that make up about one-third of state budgets may soon disappear.
Federal Defense Spending Varies Widely Across States
Policymakers should consider relative impacts as they debate changes.
Download Our New Ebook: ‘Navigating America’s Tough Intergovernmental Challenges’
From finance to health care to transportation, there are plenty of policy priorities for state and local governments in the nation’s capital and beyond as the new Trump administration continues to take shape.
Will Trump’s Budget Call for Axing an Agency That Works to Assist Appalachia?
Such a plan would align with previous proposals from GOP lawmakers and the Heritage Foundation.
CBO: 24 Million Will Be Uninsured by 2026 Under GOP Health Plan
Long-term reductions in coverage, will largely be tied to changes in Medicaid enrollment policies. What does this mean for state governments?
As Capitol Hill Debates Health Care, States Face Troubling Fiscal ‘Uncertainty’
The National Governors Association executive director expressed concerns that changes at the federal level could have onerous effects on already-tight state budgets.
Trump Discusses Infrastructure With Elon Musk, Other Business Leaders
Public-private partnerships are seen as key part of the president’s plans for $1 trillion in infrastructure investment.
Is the TIGER Grant Program About to Get ‘Slashed’?
U.S. Senate lawmakers suggested Wednesday that the infrastructure funding program could be imperiled by budget priorities President Trump is expected to push for.
States Would Likely See Big Drop in Medicaid Funding Under Obamacare Repeal Plan
GOP proposal to replace the Affordable Care Act would put state governments “under pressure to make very difficult decisions for the most vulnerable.”
Medicaid Proposals in GOP’s Obamacare Repeal Bill May Force States to Scramble
State governments can’t easily go “from a 90 percent federal match to a 50 or 55 or 60 percent federal match overnight.”
Why California Is a Trump Card for Environmentalists
Unique authority granted to the golden state allows it to have a profound impact on emissions regulations.
Here’s What Trump Said About Infrastructure and Medicaid in His Address to Congress
The president’s speech included few new specifics about proposals that could affect state and local governments.
Governors Assert Their Role in Federal Health Care, Infrastructure Conversations
"I think the rhetoric of the campaign has hit the reality of governing,” said Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, also chair of the National Governors Association.
Trump to Governors: ‘We’re Going to Start Spending on Infrastructure Big’
The president spoke to governors from around the U.S. at the White House on Monday about a range of topics.
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin on Medicaid: ‘We Need to Rethink the System’
GOP and Democratic governors were at odds as they convened for their winter meeting over possible changes to the health care entitlement program.
White House Suggests Feds Could Crack Down on Recreational Pot
“I do believe that you’ll see greater enforcement,” press secretary Sean Spicer said Thursday.
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