Paul Burton

Massachusetts officials an $800 million competitive sale of revenue anticipation notes on Wednesday, down 30% from their recent annual cash-flow borrowings.

The proposed financial recovery plan for Harrisburg, Pa., lets major creditors off the hook, city Controller Dan Miller said in a letter to the City Council.

The Massachusetts Water Pollution Abatement Trust approved interest-free water infrastructure loans to Leominster, Sturbridge and North Attleborough.

Steven Heuer will start Monday as Pennsylvania’s director of the bureau of revenue capital and debt, the office of budget Secretary Charles Zogby announced.

Fee increases for uses of city-operated athletic facilities produced far less revenue than anticipated, according to the New York City Independent Budget Office.

New York City intends to sell roughly $1 billion of general obligation bonds, according to a spokesman for Comptroller John Liu.

To no one’s surprise, Harrisburg will skip its fourth straight general obligation bond payment, receiver William Lynch announced.

A P3 involving Harrisburg’s parking assets would provide back-end revenue and avoid a Chicago-type fiasco in Pennsylvania’s capital, a receivership official said.

A runoff between Bill de Blasio and Bill Thompson could be necessary to decide the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor, while former MTA chief Joseph Lhota won on the Republican side.

The SEC will investigate the Rhode Island Economic Development Corp.’s $75-million loan guarantee to video-game company 38 Studios, the agency confirmed.

Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski plans to run for Pennsylvania governor, saying Tom Corbett's administration has "damaged" the commonwealth.

The Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority could issue bonds to pay for the purchase of the Harrisburg, Pa., incinerator as soon as early November, chief executive James Warner said.

Judge Sarah Taft-Carter set a follow-up status conference for Sept. 30 in the mediation talks regarding the lawsuit over Rhode Island's pension overhaul law.

When Pennsylvania's legislature reconvenes in two weeks charter schools could provide another flashpoint.

MassDevelopment said it invested $2.3 billion in businesses, nonprofits, and communities in fiscal 2013, with an emphasis on the northeastern part of the state.

A thumbs-up from Standard & Poor's validates the Lehigh County Authority's concession agreement with Allentown, Pa., said executive director Aurel Arndt.

Massachusetts Treasurer Steven Grossman hired Marvin Venay as deputy director of governmental affairs.

Lincoln Chafee, who said he would not seek re-election as Rhode Island governor, urged state officials to keep working with the Ocean State's cities and towns.

Lincoln Chafee's stunning announcement that he would not run for re-election as Rhode Island governor throws the 2014 gubernatorial race into a tizzy.

Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy signed legislation creating a $200 million bioscience innovation fund, which will invest through grants, equity investments, loans and loan guarantees.