New York

Boosting diversity in the public finance sector should be a continued priority heading into next year, building on some strides in made in 2020.

The Long Island county received its third credit downgrade this year as lawmakers prepared a 2021 budget with massive cuts to cope with virus-induced revenue losses.

The Democratic governor will have continued powers to thwart proposed wealth taxes from progressive members of his party after Republicans prevented a veto-proof Senate majority.

Republicans in the New York county's legislature oppose the debt restructuring, which would save the county an estimated $285 million in interest next year.

Low-rated Long Island county looking to tap the Federal Reserve’s lending program for an upcoming note deals if rates beat the muni market.

How effectively bus and train operators can serve commuters coming out of the coronavirus pandemic remains a big question.

Officials from New York's MTA and the Long Island village are working on a project to build in what is now a commuter train station parking lot.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding off on addressing a widening revenue gap until after the election, hoping a Democratic win will mean more stimulus, a move analysts criticized.

Manhattan Institute recommendations include paring back “unusually generous” benefits and transitioning new employees toward a defined-contribution system.

Memphis, Tenn-based FHN, a division of First Horizon Bank, announced Wednesday the hiring of two municipal bond veterans to its New York City team focusing on infrastructure in Evan Levine and Crystal Mullins.