- New York
New York's comptroller Thomas DiNapoli released a report that showed the state's overall tax collections are higher than projected, but the strength was limited to the month of April.
July 25 -
Conduit bond issuer Build NYC Resource Corp. has approved $75.6 million of tax-exempt financing to assist four New York City nonprofits.
July 25 - Massachusetts
The ratings agency praises the Massachusetts capital for its handling of pension and OPEB liabilities and its handling of reserves
July 24 -
Neil Grover of the taxpayer group Harrisburg Debt Watch will resume the battle against receiver William Lynch over tripling the earned-income tax in Pennsylvania's capital city.
July 24 - New York
County Executive Edward Mangano announced $45 million in spending cuts, including slashing 200 jobs, that will eliminate Nassau County's deficit and balance its budget.
July 24 -
The school's Aa1 rating is at risk after the NCAA imposed a $60 million fine for its role in a child sex-abuse scandal.
July 24 -
A court hearing looms on a state receiver's lawsuit demanding that it triple the city's income tax.
July 23 - New York
Thomas DiNapoli praised the city closing budget gaps, but warned about rising debt and dwindling reserves.
July 23 -
The rating agency does not expect the NCAA's $60 million fine to immediately affect the long-term ratings on various revenue bonds issued by and for the school.
July 23 -
Its finance manager is examining how the alleged London interbank offering rate scandal has affected the transit authority's investments.
July 23
