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A district judge in Rhode Island issued a second order telling the administration to halt its grant freeze, saying his first order is not being followed.
March 6
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New York Judge Andrew Borrok said a ruling on the summary judgments could come by late April after "a lot of sitting and writing and thinking."
March 5
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The city's Independent Budget Office projects New York's operating surplus as a percentage of tax revenue will fall to 4.8% at the end of the fiscal year.
March 4
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The New York City Transitional Finance Authority plans to make an impact on the municipal market this month with $1.8 billion of bond sales.
March 4
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It was 2024's biggest national conduit. You may not have heard of it. New Hampshire's National Finance Authority has become a big issuer with a low profile.
March 3
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The MTA took a victory lap on congestion pricing, presenting new data and rebuking the "existential threat" from the White House.
February 27
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Current and former residents of The Harborside, a 329-unit continuing-care retirement community in Port Washington on Long Island's North Shore, are anticipated to receive an initial $6 million distribution after a sale of the facility for $86 million to Chicago-based private equity firm Focus Healthcare Partners, according to a plan approved by a bankruptcy court.
February 24
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The DOT cited the use of the tolls for transit as one of its reasons to terminate.
February 19
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Blake G. Washington discussed Medicare, the MTA and more at a luncheon with the Citizens Budget Commission.
February 11
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Josh Shapiro suggested modest spending hikes — and even more modest revenue growth.
February 7
