- Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto inherits a city on the upswing, but wants it to remain under state oversight while he works out a long-term financial plan.
February 5 - Pennsylvania
Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski withdrew from the Pennsylvania governor's race and backed state treasurer and fellow Democrat Rob McCord.
February 4 - Pennsylvania
Gov. Tom Corbett on Tuesday proposed a $29.4 billion budget for Pennsylvania that included a renewed call to tweak the pension system for state employees.
February 4 -
Contingent liabilities for nonessential, noncore enterprises pose huge credit risk for some local governments, Moody's said in a report that cited Harrisburg.
February 3 - Pennsylvania
New Mayor Bill Peduto wants Pittsburgh to firm up a long-term program of payments in lieu of taxes with the many nonprofit organizations while staying in Pennsylvania's Act 47 program for cities in fiscal distress.
January 31 -
Harrisburg, Pa., officials seek $2 million in the municipal budget to issue tax and revenue anticipation notes, which would mark a return to the debt markets.
January 31 - Pennsylvania
Blank Rome LLP's public finance team is joining Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC in Philadelphia, becoming the firm's only public finance attorneys based in the city, officials said.
January 24 - Pennsylvania
The board of Pennsylvania's pension fund system recommended hiring Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel to examine allegations against former CIO Anthony Clark.
January 23 - Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's intercept program that enforces the payment of school district bonds is a positive for investors, Janney Capital Markets said in a report.
January 23 -
Two lynchpin bond sales under the Harrisburg, Pa., recovery plan priced within the expected range when receivership officials filed the plan in August, according to a status report.
January 17 -
State officials filed an application Thursday in the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania to vacate the receivership for capital city Harrisburg.
January 16 -
Harrisburg would exit receivership while remaining under state oversight under a plan by Pennsylvania officials.
January 15 -
A former Pennsylvania Turnpike worker pleaded guilty and received probation in a case the judge called an "offshoot" of a pay-to-play scandal.
January 14 -
New Mayor Bill Peduto is smart to delay Pittsburgh's request to exit a state oversight program for distressed communities, capital markets observers say.
January 14 - Pennsylvania
The future of the Philadelphia School District's speculative-grade credit will be determined by four factors in the next six to 12 months, Moody's Investors Service said.
January 13 - Pennsylvania
Former Lebanon, Pa., mayor Jackie Parker, will lead the nascent Harrisburg economic development team, Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse announced in Pennsylvania's capital.
January 9 - Pennsylvania
Unfunded pension liability, bond-rating scrutiny and election-year complexity hovered over Pennsylvania as state lawmakers reconvened.
January 7 -
Incoming mayor Eric Papenfuse, the face of Harrisburg, Pa.'s economic recovery, says he will will forgo an inaugural ball and get to work right after his inauguration.
January 2 - Pennsylvania
Gov. Tom Corbett awarded City Revitalization and Improvement Zone, or CRIZ, program designations to Bethlehem and Lancaster, Pennsylvania's governor announced.
December 30 - Pennsylvania
Gov. Tom Corbett abandoned his pursuit of a $34 billion Pennsylvania lottery privatization contract with Britain's Camelot Global.
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