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Funding questions and palace intrigue accompany Andy Byford's plan to modernize New York City's buses and subways.
June 8
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The New York City Housing Development Corp. intends to issue up to $838 million in in multi-family housing revenue bonds and provide $321 million in additional financing for affordable developments.
June 8
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The Government Finance Officers Association honored New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer for excellence in financial reporting.
June 7
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Revised criteria for not-for-profit hospitals combined with insurance-related losses to result in a downgrade for New York State’s largest healthcare provider.
June 7
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Sean Crawford, who arrived from New York MTA, resigned 10 days into the job.
June 7
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Maine Gov. Paul LePage has been ordered by a judge to begin implementation of voter-approved Medicaid expansion after missing the state’s April 3 deadline.
June 6
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Diverging economies and operating predictability shape the differences between the New England neighbors, said S&P.
June 6
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The IRS Office of Professional Responsibility took no action on the misconduct allegation against Brad Waterman, but informed him that a record of it would be kept for 25 years and revisited if needed.
June 6
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The looming legalization of sports betting in New Jersey will provide only slight winnings to the Garden State and Atlantic City, according to analysts.
June 5
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Wells Fargo Securities and banker Peter Cannava are alleging the SEC was dishonest in crafting investors' statements and failed to turn them over to defense attorneys in the 38 Studios case.
June 4
