New York

The New York City Housing Development Corp. intends to issue more than $455 million in bonds and provide more than $115 million in additional financing for affordable housing.

Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to prop up New York City’s hospital system has inspired skepticism for relying on outside help seen as unlikely and efficiencies that nibble on margins full of red ink.

New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer and California State Controller Betty Yee are urging public pension funds to embrace board-diversity practices inclusive of LGBT interests.

A $4 billion redevelopment of New York City’s LaGuardia Airport was cleared for takeoff Wednesday with financing lined up and a 34-year lease signed to support what is being touted as one of the largest public-private partnership transportation projects in U.S. history.

Debt-ridden Dowling College on Long Island is shutting its doors after 48 years, the school’s president announced late Tuesday.

New York City's Hudson Yards project has generated less revenue than even the most conservative forecast by the development's planners and city interest support payments will continue in future years, said a budget watchdog.

The Long Island Power Authority tapped Joseph Branca, Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s head of northeast public finance, as its new chief financial officer.

A state review panel’s approval of a five-year, $27 billion capital program was greeted enthusiastically by the board of the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority t.

New York City anticipates higher projected tax revenues but widening outyear budget gaps, city Comptroller Scott Stringer tells the City Council.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's $27 billion capital program for 2015 to 2019 has received final approval from the New York State Capital Program Review Board.