Northeast

Nashua, N.H., will save almost $2 million on the bonds that paid for building its North and South high schools eight years ago, Mayor Donnalee Lozeau announced.

Four companies remain in the running to purchase the incinerator in Harrisburg, Pa., that is the focal point of the city's debt crisis.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is aggressively going after uncollected toll revenue, filing 14 civil suits on Tuesday against what it calls the most egregious toll violators.

The state-appointed receiver overseeing Harrisburg, Pa.' finances said he will announce on Tuesday his short list of qualified bidders to operate the city' incinerator, water and sewer system, and parking system.

WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service recently closed an audit of $228.1 million of Series 2007A green bonds issued by the Syracuse Industrial Development Authority in New York without changing the tax-exempt status of the bonds.

The New York Mets'$162 million settlement Monday in the Bernard Madoff fraud case looms as a victory for a financially beleaguered baseball franchise that has experienced few of them in recent years.

In a rare debt structure, 7 World Trade Center II, LLC, a special-purpose entity, will secure two loans to refund $475 million of Series A and B Liberty revenue bonds, which helped finance the construction of floors 10 through 52 of 7 World Trade Center.

Gov. Lincoln Chafee has fired the first shot in the latest battle over pension overhaul in Rhode Island.

Moody's Investors Service upgraded a long-term letter-of-credit backed rating to Aa2 from A1 and confirmed the short-term VMIG 1 rating of the Vermont Student Assistance Corp.'s education loan senior revenue bonds, Series 2008C-1 and C-2.

Pennsylvania’s General Assembly has advanced to the Senate a bill requiring an annual financial and management audit of the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission by auditors in both the Keystone State and New Jersey.