New York

New York State’s smaller sports arenas could benefit most from new professional mixed martial arts bouts set to debut in the Empire State, according to a stadium financing expert.

A state appeals court ruling allowing Nassau County, N.Y.’s fiscal control board to keep a three-year wage freeze for county employees is a credit positive for the large Long Island government, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

Nassau County, N.Y.’s efforts to lease out the assets of its sewer system face skepticism despite what could be a large payoff for the county.

The New York Yankees expect to price a $1.2 billion stadium bond refunding in mid-October.

The New York City Council’s Finance Committee held a public hearing at City Hall on Wednesday to hear comments about creating a new business improvement district in Queens called the Greater JFK BID.

New York State lacks long-term planning for addressing its infrastructure challenges, leading engineers said during a recent panel discussion.

Four investment management firms received awards from New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer for diversity initiatives on behalf of city pension funds.

Lower Manhattan has come back from the 9/11 attacks with a much larger population than it had before, creating new capital spending challenges for New York City.

Municipal bonds played a key role in New York City’s rebound from the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.

Jefferies said it received good demand for the $292.26 million of tobacco settlement pass-through bonds it priced for the New York Counties Tobacco Trust VI.