- New York
Fitch Ratings revised the outlook to negative from stable on the Long Island Power Authority’s $5.9 billion of outstanding revenue bonds based on restoration costs from Hurricane Sandy.
November 12 - Pennsylvania
City officials, workout consultants and industry leaders asked a Pennsylvania agency to let the city of Pittsburgh exit its recovery plan and the distressed label that goes with it.
November 12 -
A judge on Friday granted Highmark's motion for a preliminary injunction against West Penn Allegheny Health System, blocking the speculative-rated health system from seeking other suitors for an affiliation.
November 9 -
Hurricane Sandy gave New York's Metropolitan Transit Authority a harsh wake-up call about the need to fix infrastructure in the face of climate change.
November 9 - Rhode Island
City Council member James Diossa and former police Chief James Moran advanced in a five-way special nonpartisan mayoral primary in recently bankrupt Central Falls, R.I.
November 9 - Pennsylvania
Standard & Poor's lowered West Philadelphia Achievement Charter Elementary School's $7.45 million revenue bonds to junk bond level BB-plus from BBB-minus.
November 9 -
A federal judge will sentence David Dodd on felony counts related to the failed Capitol View Commerce Center project in Harrisburg, Pa.
November 9 - New Jersey
Law firm Ballard Spahr LLP hired Holly Horsley as an associate in its New Jersey office.
November 9 - New York
New York's Nassau County is expected to lose $30 million in sales tax revenue in the two weeks after Hurricane Sandy.
November 9 -
The MTA's Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority should be able to absorb revenue losses from Hurricane Sandy closures, said Moody's, though liquidity could be further squeezed.
November 8
