New York

The College of New Rochelle in New York's Westchester County is raising funds to keep its doors open in the face of mounting debt.

Youth hostel operators are pushing New York to lift restrictions on lodging regulations, saying the city is squandering up to $500 million in annual tourism and tax revenue.

New York City intends to sell $1 billion of fixed-rate general obligation bonds the week of Dec. 5.

New York State has secured international certification for nearly $100 million in new green bonds to be issued for affordable housing projects, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday.

Municipalities are increasingly making policy through data sets, as evidenced in New York, Pittsburgh and Columbus.

As New York MTA faces another stretch of uncertainty, a faction within its board is calling for reduced fare for lower-income riders.

Nassau County lawmakers proceeded Monday with amendments to a $2.9 billion budget that faces opposition from the county's fiscal control board.

The New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority intends to sell $400 million of bonds on Nov. 30, after a one-day retail period.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio responded to the economic and financial uncertainty that followed Donald Trump’s victory in the presidential election with a budget update that showcases caution and fiscal responsibility.

Mastic Beach, N.Y. residents voted Wednesday to dissolve their village government, a credit positive development for the struggling Long Island municipality, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

The New York State Thruway Authority is expected to face fiscal challenges with its current revenue structure and must implement a long-term capital plan to cover important infrastructure needs, according to a new audit released by State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio signed legislation authorizing the creation of the Greater JFK Business Improvement District.

Mayor Bill de Blasio warned President-elect Donald Trump not to repeal the Dodd-Frank Act and promised to push back on other matters affecting New York.

Continued biennial toll and fare increases, and further savings are essential for the finances of New York’s MTA, its chief financial officer told the board.

Buffalo, N.Y. has been upgraded one notch to AA-minus by Fitch Ratings, the highest level New York’s second largest city has achieved since a near bankruptcy brought it close to junk level a decade ago.

The finance committee of New York's MTA approved Loeb & Loeb LLP as outside counsel relating to the Penn Station renovation project.

The opening of New York’s long-delayed $4.5 billion Second Avenue subway line by year’s end is still up in the air, said the MTA’s independent engineer.

While backers tout the benefits of green bond certification, municipal issuers must examine whether it's the best fit. Concerns include costs, procedural burdens and redundancies.

The Housing Partnership Development Corp. has received an excellence award from the New York Association for Affordable Housing.

Ram Raju will resign as the head of New York City’s embattled Health + Hospitals unit, effective Nov. 30.