- New Jersey
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority Tuesday approved refinancing up to $3.69 billion of variable-rate school construction debt that will help the state terminate about $1.7 billion of derivatives tied to the floating-rate debt.
December 21 -
The battle over the constitutionality of the Rhode Island law that allowed a receiver to take over Central Falls' finances and governance is back in court.
December 21 - Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency is looking to update its pool of underwriters to work on single- and multi-family bond transactions.
December 20 - New York
New York Gov. David Paterson issued an executive order Friday that clears the way for the state to issue the largest-ever recovery zone facility bond offering before the program's Dec. 31 expiration.
December 20 -
Harrisburg might receive legal help from Pennsylvania as the capital city fights off a lawsuit that could force it to raise revenue to repay $282 million of outstanding incinerator debt.
December 17 - New York
New York’s largest recovery zone facility bond deal to date will likely price this week, just under the wire before the tax-exempt private-activity bond program expires.
December 17 -
Fiscally troubled Central Falls, R.I., faces federal Chapter 9 bankruptcy if recommendations by the state-appointed receiver — which include annexation by a neighboring city — are not successfully implemented, according to a report released Thursday.
December 16 -
Pennsylvania Wednesday announced that its cash-strapped capital city, Harrisburg, will be placed in its program for financially distressed municipalities. The city as a result will work with an outside financial adviser to craft a fiscal recovery plan.
December 15 -
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority adopted a $12.08 billion operating budget for 2011 at its monthly board meeting Wednesday. The budget closes a projected $900 million deficit with a combination of fare and toll increases that go into effect on Jan. 1, labor concessions, efficiency savings, and recurring actions taken this year.
December 15 - New York
New York City budget director Mark Page on Tuesday called for a 20% reduction in capital spending in the city's next 10-year capital strategy plan to be released next year.
December 15