- Massachusetts
Massachusetts has adopted more rigorous guidelines for bond refundings that state officials say will enable them to better gauge opportunities for such deals.
April 25 -
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey voted Wednesday to use a public-private partnership to replace the Goethals Bridge between New York and New Jersey.
April 24 - Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Water Pollution Abatement Trust maintained its triple-A rating from all three major credit rating agencies in advance of its $205 million sale.
April 24 -
New York MTA chairman-designate Thomas Prendergast said favorable state aid might partially offset the size of a fare and toll increase in 2015.
April 24 - Pennsylvania
The Lehigh County Authority said it would finance $220 million for the Allentown, Pa., water-and-sewer concession through low interest, 30-year bonds.
April 23 -
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority completed its first bond transaction entirely managed and underwritten by minority- and women-owned firms.
April 22 - New York
Four of New York City's mayoral candidates discussed the city's finances, infrastructure, unfunded liabilities, and education at The Bond Buyer's 3rd Annual Tri-State Area conference Monday.
April 22 -
Variable-rate represents 8% of the total debt of New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority and is well under its threshold, a finance official said.
April 22 - Connecticut
Fitch Ratings downgraded New Haven's general obligation bonds to A, citing weakened financial flexibility, above average debt and high future retiree costs.
April 19 - New York
The Long Island Power Authority trustees expect to approve John McMahon as the new chief operating officer today.
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