Paul Burton

The Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corp. reported saving $13.4 million in its $86.4 million bond refunding for public schools.

Federal corruption charges against a former state treasurer did not motivate a probe of Pennsylvania's two public pension systems, said state Auditor Eugene DePasquale.

Pennsylvania Auditor Eugene DePasquale plans to investigate the state's two largest pension systems, saying he wants to ensure that both systems are operating as efficiently and transparently as possible.

New York MTA intends to close the Canarsie Tunnel between Brooklyn and Manhattan for 18 months beginning in 2019 to repair Hurricane Sandy damage.

A rating agency sees progress in Pennsylvania’s new budget toward reducing the underfunding of its pension systems, though skepticism remains abundant about the state’s approach to the problem.

Biotech Amgen has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a class action filed on behalf of investors with Connecticut Retirement Plans and Trust Funds as lead plaintiff.

Pennsylvania’s $1.3 billion revenue package that balanced its fiscal 2017 budget is a strong step toward long-term budget balance, said Moody’s.

Kroll's downgrade to AA-minus should have little effect on Connecticut's $500 million GO sale, said state Treasurer Denise Nappier.

Connecticut, which expects to empty most of its rainy-day fund as it struggles with its budget, received a downgrade from Kroll Bond Rating Agency

The MBTA, which operates mass transit in Greater Boston, has issued a request for qualifications regarding an automated fare collection system.

After passage of a $31.5 billion budget, S&P Global Ratings removed Pennsylvania from credit watch with negative implications.

Gov. Tom Wolf signed a $31.5 billion budget after lawmakers filled a $1.3 billion gap through a patchwork of tax hikes and revenue assumptions.

A dispute over parking payments continues amid S&P Global Services' downgrade to junk bond status of bonds that funded a long-term parking lease.

The speed of Pennsylvania's response to its $1.2 billion budget imbalance will make a difference when it sells general obligation bonds next week.

Federal Chapter 9 policy is ill-defined and fluid, a bankruptcy expert said at a municipal finance conference at the Brookings Institution in Washington.

While the Yankees' and Mets' ballparks received upgrades of late, Yankee Stadium is a stronger credit than Citi Field, said Moody's.

Bond rating agencies, muni analysts and even constitutional experts are watching Pennsylvania after the governor let an unbalanced budget take effect without his signature.

Gov. Tom Wolf said he would let Pennsylvania's $31.5 billion budget become law without his signature if lawmakers cannot agree on how to plug a $1.3 billion hole.

Brexit, the United Kingdom’s referendum vote to leave the European Union, may complicate the fiscal strife facing many Northeast states by adding another variable to problems that were already present.

Providence, R.I., Mayor Jorge Elorza wants to put a $40 million neighborhood infrastructure bond before city voters in November.