Rising Incomes in the State Still Leave Too Many Marylanders Behind
Last year, typical Maryland families saw their largest income gains since the Great Recession. At the same time, about one read more
Maryland board predicts two percent cut in projected revenue – Capital News Service
The Maryland Board of Revenue Estimates announced Wednesday that revenues for the current fiscal year are expected to be $365 read more
State revenue estimates are down $783 million over the next two years, biggest write-down since 2010 – MarylandReporter.com
By Len Lazarick
Maryland tax revenues are expected to be down $365 million this fiscal year and another $418 million read more
Statement on Latest Maryland Revenue Projections
Maryland Center on Economic Policy Executive Director Benjamin Orr issued the following statement about the Board of Revenue Estimates updated read more
Median household income in Maryland grew last year – Baltimore Sun
By Sarah Gantz, Baltimore Sun
Despite the nation’s highest median household income and among its lowest poverty rates last year, read more
Will a Spike in Insurance Costs Slow the Progress Made Since Health Reform?
Tens of thousands more Marylanders were able to get health coverage in 2015 as more people continued to benefit from read more
New Census data show economic progress in Md., opportunity to do better
September 15, 2016
While more Marylanders are now working and seeing their wages go up, there are still too many read more
Under-funding Public Defenders Harms Maryland’s Justice System
Anyone who is facing criminal charges, has a Constitutional right to legal representation. However, having a lawyer who has time read more
Three Ways to Support Maryland Workers this Labor Day
Today is a day set aside for honoring the contributions that working men and women have made to the strength, read more
