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One-shot federal aid and pending labor contracts require budgetary diligence, Scott Stringer says.
December 15 -
Triple-A yield curves were unchanged on the day and mostly have not budged but a basis point in spots since the end of November.
December 14 -
Most states with remaining balances totaling $39.3 billion want more time to enact a plan to repay the loans taken out to manage pandemic-driven job claims. Interest began accruing in September.
December 14 -
Gov. Ned Lamont appointed the Bloomfield woman, a former general counsel in that office.
December 14 -
The agreement will move along the Penn Station Access commuter rail undertaking and East River tunnel fix-ups.
December 14 -
Alex Doñé will leave the city comptroller's office at year's end when Scott Stringer's term ends; deputy CIO Michael Haddad will fill the interim position.
December 13 -
There are $8.127 billion of negotiated deals on tap and a mere $367.4 million of competitive loans slated, none over $100 million. Thirty-day visible supply totals $9.9 billion and net negative supply is at $8.4 billion.
December 10 -
Quincy officials say they are getting out front of a state directive for full local funding by 2037.
December 10 -
State officials will wrap up a busy year a sale that includes a social bonds component.
December 10 -
The port's operating revenue will continue to recover, enabling it to return to a total net revenue debt service coverage ratio of 1.75 times by 2023, the rating agency said.
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