Budget
Coverage of Budget in the Nexus archive.
- Austin City Council approves $6.6B budget for 2026-27
The Austin City Council has adopted a budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year. This approved plan totals $6.6 billion.
- How a made-up agency found its way into Nigeria’s budget
The article discusses how a made-up agency was allocated inclusion within Nigeria's budget. Furthermore, an alleged head of a fictional investment council received government funding and met with top officials.
- Burnham urged to rule out changes to pension lump sums in next Budget
Burnham was urged to rule out changes to pension lump sums in the next Budget. Meanwhile, City bosses warned the new PM not to invite pre-Budget speculation for the third year running.
- Miami-Dade District 8 has trio of candidates running for coveted seat
Three candidates are competing for Miami-Dade County's eighth district commission seat: Danielle Cohen Higgins, Martha Vega Hero, and John Dubois. The district includes Homestead and Palmetto Bay, with key issues including traffic, budget management, and community development. Cohen Higgins focuses on traffic solutions and fiscal oversight, Hero emphasizes collaboration and community projects, and Dubois has not participated in interviews yet.
- Tamil Nadu Budget:Textile industry in Coimbatore and Tiruppur districts welcomes announcements
The Tamil Nadu Budget's announcements have been welcomed by the textile industry in Coimbatore and Tiruppur districts.
- Dakota County grappling with a potential rise in property taxes
Dakota County is considering potential property tax rate increases, with scenarios ranging from 14% to 29%, driven by depleted reserves from COVID spending and unfunded mandates. Residents express concerns about transparency and the impact on services like libraries and parks.
- Tamil Nadu budget: Ahead of TVK’s maiden budget, a primer on Tamil Nadu’s finances
The new Tamil Nadu government led by Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay is preparing to present its first budget, with an analysis of the state's finances, historical data, comparisons to peers, and future challenges.
- What will Burnham do with the Budget?
Andy Burnham has pledged to transform Britain, and Chancellor John Healey will present the new government’s first Budget this autumn. The Budget’s focus includes addressing the cost of living, assessing bond markets' reaction to Burnham, and evaluating how global events like Middle East conflicts impact Britain’s economy.
- CPS raises concerns about financing and school opening after education board approves amended budget
CPS has raised concerns about financing and school opening following the education board's approval of an amended budget. The budget depends on $150 million in unallocated state funding.
- On a budget? The three ultimate food hacks to eat healthily for less - and the one supermarket aisle you shouldn't avoid
The article provides three budget-friendly food hacks to eat healthily and advises avoiding a specific supermarket aisle. It focuses on cost-effective strategies for maintaining a nutritious diet without sacrificing quality.
- Chicago Public Schools’ lunchroom staff move closer to strike
Chicago Public Schools’ lunchroom workers, represented by Unite Here Local 1, are moving closer to a strike as their union initiates a fact-finding process in ongoing contract negotiations. The union demands higher pay and staffing increases, citing worker struggles with housing and food insecurity, while the district faces budget cuts that may reduce lunchroom funding.
- Moving truck destroyed by fire in Cedar Hill
A rented Budget moving truck was destroyed by a fire in Cedar Hill, Tennessee, on Friday. Firefighters responded to the incident at around 5 p.m., and the driver suspected the fire originated from the vehicle's transmission. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.
- Chicago Board of Education set to vote on CPS budget Thursday
The Chicago Board of Education is set to vote on the Chicago Public Schools budget on Thursday. CPS warns it will be unable to make payroll in September if the budget does not pass.
- LatAm Pre-Open — Thursday, July 30, 2026
Latin America pre-open shows B3 futures declining in line with Wall Street. Market attention is on Chile's copper and retail data, Mexico's GDP figures, and Brazil's budget announcement.
- AIA chief Eric Fanning on the budget and the health of America’s defense industry
AIA chief Eric Fanning discussed the health of America’s defense industry, the budget, foreign military sales, and potential reforms.
- Chicago mayor answers questions on crime, taxes and a possible reelection run
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson discusses crime, taxes, the city's budget, public safety leadership, and a potential reelection run in an interview with FOX Chicago.
- NJ town under partial shutdown as council fails to vote on budget
A New Jersey town is operating under a partial shutdown as its council failed to vote on the budget. A resident expressed frustration over the situation while paying taxes at the municipal building.
- Ticking timebomb at America’s second biggest school district — as chaos looms for thousands of families
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) faces a crisis as it must revise its $20.6-billion budget to avoid a potential takeover by the Los Angeles County Office of Education. Failure to act could disrupt thousands of families and destabilize the district.
- Tamil Nadu Today: Vijay chairs Cabinet meeting ahead of Budget
Vijay chairs a Cabinet meeting in Tamil Nadu ahead of the Budget. The Hindu's Tamil Nadu Today newsletter highlights major news stories.
- Editorial | Stop the City Council cash grab for a pay raise
The City Council approved an 18.2% pay raise for itself and other elected officials, increasing Council member salaries by nearly $30,000 annually. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin publicly stated they would decline the raise, but the legislation is poised to become law despite their opposition.
- New York politicians ignore the budget disasters ahead
New York's gubernatorial election is less than 16 weeks away, but both Gov. Kathy Hochul and GOP challenger Bruce Blakeman have largely avoided questions about balancing the budget.
- Tamil Nadu Cabinet discusses on Budget
The Tamil Nadu Cabinet discussed the budget, with Law Minister Nirmalkumar criticizing the Opposition for corruption and alleging a potential alliance between DMK, AIADMK, and BJP to form a government.
- Justices Kagan and Barrett testify before Congress
Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett testified before Congress regarding the Supreme Court’s budget and security measures. They highlighted increased security expenses following the 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson decision and shared personal experiences with threats, receiving bipartisan support for enhanced security.
- The court’s blockbuster term might prompt questions from lawmakers that go beyond the budget.
The Supreme Court has proposed a $228 million budget to expand its in-house police force, which provides security for justices' homes and travel outside the Washington area. The budgetary decision may lead lawmakers to ask broader questions beyond financial matters.
- Former Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa runs for Dallas Mayor
Michael Hinojosa, former Dallas ISD Superintendent, has filed paperwork to run for Dallas Mayor. He cites his financial management experience as key to addressing the city's budget and downtown sports franchise challenges.
- A bold, unpopular Budget could pay off
The article discusses how implementing bold and controversial budget reforms early can provide strategic advantages for governments as elections approach. Such measures, though unpopular initially, may yield long-term political benefits by addressing issues before election time.
- LAUSD ignored the warnings — Now the bills are due
The Los Angeles Unified School District must prove it can manage finances within 45 days or face losing budget control to outside fiscal overseers. The article calls this a deserved humiliation for the second-largest school district in the U.S.
- Jersey City mayor’s proposed budget combines contentious 15.5% tax hike with $58M in cuts
Jersey City Mayor James Solomon proposed a budget featuring a 15.5% tax hike and $58 million in spending cuts. The budget was released following weeks of contentious debate over taxes.
- Peru’s Fiscal Watchdog Warns the Budget Fujimori Inherits Is Stretched
Peru's Fiscal Council warned that a $2.5bn budget increase exacerbates existing spending issues, leaving the incoming Fujimori government with limited fiscal flexibility. The alert highlights concerns about the inherited budget's sustainability.
- Bickering, electability, Trump take center stage at first of back-to-back GOP gubernatorial debates
GOP gubernatorial candidates John James, Perry Johnson, and Mike Cox engaged in personal attacks during a Fox 2 Detroit debate, focusing on electability and criticisms of each other's qualifications. They agreed on issues like tax cuts, budget reduction, and supporting President Donald Trump's agenda, but the debate was marked by bickering and accusations of deceit.
- North Carolina's $34.4 billion budget signed into law by Gov. Josh Stein
North Carolina's $34.4 billion budget was signed into law by Gov. Josh Stein on Tuesday morning. The budget is now official state law following the governor's approval.
- Germany: Record debt and a seismic policy shift
Germany's 2027 draft budget allocates more funds to the military while reducing spending on other areas, leading to rapid debt growth. The Cabinet has approved the budget, which now requires parliamentary approval.
- NC budget heads to Governor Stein for approval
North Carolina’s budget is now with Governor Josh Stein after the House and Senate approved it in bipartisan fashion. The budget passed with 8 Democrats in the state Senate voting in favor. Governor Stein has 10 days to sign, veto, or allow it to become law without his signature.
- Manny Yekutiel’s alleged victim reported to SF Dems’ assault hotline. They did nothing
An alleged victim of Manny Yekutiel reported the assault to the San Francisco Democrats' hotline, but the organization took no action. Additional reports mention Yale University's potential relocation to San Francisco and Governor Gavin Newsom signing his final state budget.
- Mamdani’s latest whopper turns the truth about socialism on its head
Mayor Zohran Mamdani claims that the budget he recently passed demonstrates that socialists comprehend the economy as effectively as capitalists and are addressing issues left by capitalists.
- Mamdani’s NYPD cut ‘blindsided’ City Council — leaving pols bracing for other surprises in $126B budget they passed
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's last-minute removal of nearly 600 promised new NYPD cops from the city's $126B budget surprised City Council members, who are now preparing for further unexpected changes. The cut was revealed to City Council Speaker Julie Menin late Monday after a backroom agreement was reached.
- Last-minute deal hands Gov. Sherrill notable wins in her first NJ budget
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill Sherrill secured much of what she requested in her first budget through a last-minute deal, though critics highlighted concerns about transparency and increased spending on pet projects.
- Députés, plus que 6 mois pour être utiles
French deputies have less than six months to pass laws on budget, justice, security, housing, agriculture, and child violence before their work stops on 28 February 2027, two months before the presidential election. The article questions whether all issues can be addressed and explores political dynamics around Sébastien Lecornu's legislative goals.
- Mamdani sacrifices safety by cutting the NYPD: Councilman
A councilman criticizes Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s $125.8 billion budget for not adding any NYPD officers, arguing it sacrifices safety. The budget maintains the current number of NYPD officers without increases.
- Mamdani’s $126B budget soars nearly 10% from last year, leaving NYC on verge of fiscal crisis
Mamdani’s $126 billion budget increased by approximately 8.5% from last year’s $116 billion plan, with no significant cuts. The budget expansion has left New York City on the verge of a fiscal crisis.