Northeast

June tax revenue in New York was stronger than expected, State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli reported.

City Comptroller Scott Stringer asked the New York City Council to delay its vote on restricting the number of cars that tech-driven ride service Uber can put on the streets.

The outlook for Pennsylvania's most financially troubled school districts will remain bleak, according to Moody's.

Republic Airport on Long Island will be receiving $24.2 million in safety enhancements with majority of the funding coming from a federal grant, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on July 18.

The governing body of the Wyatt jail in Central Falls, R.I., made an initial $100,000 forbearance payment to the once-bankrupt city and named Daniel Martin warden.

Collection of unclaimed property exceeded projections and enabled Connecticut to deposit $69 million into its general fund, said state Treasurer Denise Nappier.

The $8 billion Employees’ Retirement System of Rhode Island returned 0.41% in the June quarter, state Treasurer General Seth Magaziner reported.

The New York State Environmental Facilities Corp. (NYSEFC) is set to issue $475.1 million in green bonds for clean water and drinking water projects throughout the Empire State.

A recent upgrade from Moody’s could cut interest costs for this week’s $500 million bond sale, said New York MTA official.

Atlantic City, N.J. has enough cash to meet its August general obligation debt service payments and expects to have sufficient liquidity through October, according to city officials.