- New Jersey
New Jersey selected Bank of America Merrill Lynch to help the state refinance its school construction debt and address letters of credit that are set to expire in 2011.
November 23 -
The Camden County, N.J. , Pollution Control Financing Authority will tap into various dedicated funds to avoid defaulting on $26.1 million of incinerator debt due Dec. 1.
November 23 - New Jersey
Newark Mayor Cory Booker Friday announced that Julien Neals will serve as acting business administrator for New Jersey’s largest city, effective Monday.
November 12 - New Jersey
The gilt-edged New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust Tuesday will sell $130 million of tax-exempt debt by competitive bid to help finance water infrastructure needs throughout the state.
November 12 -
The New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority approved the appointment Monday of James Stephen Poole, a former director of the state’s Office of Public Finance, to head the higher-educational bonding agency.
November 8 - New Jersey
The Essex County Improvement Authority this week may vote on an $89 million real-estate lease-back bond deal that will help Newark balance its 2010 budget.
November 5 - New Jersey
Standard & Poor's last week changed the outlook on Atlantic City to negative from stable as New Jersey's gambling center addresses property-tax appeals and restrictions on its ability to generate additional revenue. The agency rates the city A.
November 5 - New Jersey
New Jersey is looking for underwriters to work on a school construction bond refinancing that officials anticipate bringing to market this fall.
November 4 -
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing the New Jersey Turnpike Authority’s $1.37 billion of Series 2009F Build America Bonds in a routine examination.
October 28 -
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Wednesday ended an $8.7 billion mass-transit tunnel project and rejected U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood’s financing suggestions that would have addressed potential cost overruns on the nation’s largest public transportation project.
October 27 -
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Thursday moved forward with a freight-rail expansion program while offering little information on the future of a new passenger-rail tunnel that would run between New Jersey and Manhattan.
October 21 -
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority board this month is expected to vote to eliminate employee bonuses and payouts, toll-free work commutes, and other practices that have cost the agency $43 million in nearly four years.
October 19 -
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is considering a two-part financing structure with a private developer that would design, build, finance, and maintain a new Goethals Bridge, according to the request for qualifications for the project.
October 18 - New Jersey
The Essex County Improvement Authority is looking for underwriters for an $89 million real-estate lease-back bond deal with Newark that will help New Jersey’s largest city balance its fiscal 2010 budget.
October 15 - New Jersey
New Jersey’s Local Finance Board Wednesday approved a lease-back bonding plan between Newark and the Essex County Improvement Authority that will help the state’s largest city fill an $83 million deficit in the current-year budget.
October 13 -
The New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority plans to market $1.4 billion of bonds this week to finance various capital projects.
October 8 -
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie terminated an $8.7 billion passenger-rail tunnel project Thursday that would have doubled NJTransit rail capacity between New York City and northern New Jersey and created at least 6,000 construction jobs.
October 7 -
New Jersey has spent nearly $600 million on a new $8.7 billion passenger-rail tunnel called the Access to the Region’s Core, but Gov. Chris Christie may terminate the project due to escalating costs.
October 6 - New Jersey
The Fort Monmouth Economic Revitalization Planning Authority is looking for a consultant to help craft a plan to assess the cost of transforming the 1,100-acre Army base in eastern New Jersey into a mixed-use development and create a financing strategy.
October 5 -
New Jersey and Atlantic City officials worked out a plan Tuesday to allow the state’s gambling center to spread out a $9.5 million budget deficit over five years as it prepares to issue nearly $36 million of refunding and new-money debt in the near term.
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