Pennsylvania

The Cambria County, Pa., Commissioners unanimously approved a 2016 audit presented by Wessel & Co. that showed the county paid down approximately $6 million of its general fund deficit.

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. -- As bad as the city's finances are, every little bit helps. And a little bit of help is coming in the form of a $50,000 franchise fee to install cellular antennas on light poles.

Unfunded liabilities will still pester Pennsylvania, Moody's says

Pennsylvania's new pension legislation does nothing to solve its budget deficit.

Philadelphia is maintaining the long-term revenue projections from its new sugary beverage tax despite an early shortfall.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed a pension overhaul compromise bill.

Pennsylvania's treasurer launched a transparency portal for the commonwealth's spending.

Pennsylvania's Senate passed a bill to overhaul retiree benefits.

While some firms in the municipal bond industry are merging, contracting or just plain closing, Tribal Capital Markets is doing exactly the opposite – it’s expanding into new spaces and hiring talented muni professionals with the backing of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians.

A tax lawsuit against Scranton could have ramifications throughout Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia International Airport has a new deal with its airlines.

A court heard Scranton's arguments against a lawsuit challenging an increase to the local services tax.

Pennsylvania's proposed gambling expansion would have limited upside, said Moody's Investors Service.

Pennsylvania’s pension system for public school employees spent too much on investment fees, according to the state auditor.

On a 6-3 vote, the Dallas School Board accepted a bond agreement from PNC Bank to fund a new school to replace Dallas Elementary at a cost not to exceed $39.5 million.

Fox Chapel Area School Board last week approved a $37.9 million bond in anticipation of building a new Kerr Elementary School and to fund upgrades to three of the district's other school campuses.

Philadelphia seeks lost property tax revenue from Wells Fargo in a lawsuit alleging discriminatory lending.

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. -- When will the city get the money and when will the repairs start?

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. -- City Council is letting Mayor Tony George get his way in dealing with the city's crushing debt.

The same Allentown, Pa., developer that's parlayed the Neighborhood Improvement Zone into more than $100 million in taxpayer-funded subsidies can now use tax-free municipal bonds to save millions more.