Northeast

To no one’s surprise, Harrisburg will skip its fourth straight general obligation bond payment, receiver William Lynch announced.

A P3 involving Harrisburg’s parking assets would provide back-end revenue and avoid a Chicago-type fiasco in Pennsylvania’s capital, a receivership official said.

A runoff between Bill de Blasio and Bill Thompson could be necessary to decide the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor, while former MTA chief Joseph Lhota won on the Republican side.

The SEC will investigate the Rhode Island Economic Development Corp.’s $75-million loan guarantee to video-game company 38 Studios, the agency confirmed.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating a $75 million financing by a Rhode Island agency for Curt Schilling's bankrupt video-game company.

Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski plans to run for Pennsylvania governor, saying Tom Corbett's administration has "damaged" the commonwealth.

The Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority could issue bonds to pay for the purchase of the Harrisburg, Pa., incinerator as soon as early November, chief executive James Warner said.

Courts are forcing SUNY Downstate Medical Center’s Long Island College Hospital to resume services despite its loss of money.

Judge Sarah Taft-Carter set a follow-up status conference for Sept. 30 in the mediation talks regarding the lawsuit over Rhode Island's pension overhaul law.

When Pennsylvania's legislature reconvenes in two weeks charter schools could provide another flashpoint.