Metropolitan Transportation Authority

New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced a mitigation plan for widespread summer delays expected at Penn Station.

Escalating debt is no major concern for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority, its acting board chairman said.

The board of New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority approved an increase in its capital program.

Goldman Sachs opened the first of a two-day retail order period for the Hudson Yards Infrastructure Corp., N.Y.’s $2.15 billion tax-exempt deal as municipal bonds were unchanged ahead of next week's $7.02 billion calendar.

Frustration over subway logjams and breakdowns surfaced at a New York City Council budget meeting.

The New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority named Olga Chernat as its executive director. A chartered financial analyst who previously served NYW as treasurer and deputy treasurer, Chernat will start in her new position on Wednesday, the authority said.

Authority says moves are part of a plan to improve service.

Municipal bonds were stronger at mid-session, according to traders, who were looking ahead to next week’s still healthy new issue calendar, which is estimated at $8.79 billion.

Municipal bonds were stronger in early activity, according to traders, as the market eyes next week’s still healthy new issue calendar.

Municipal bond prices ended stronger on Wednesday as traders saw more supply hit the market, led by issuers from Hawaii, Texas, New York, California and Pennsylvania.

Municipal bond prices were stronger at mid-session as traders saw more supply hit the market, led by issuers in California, New York and Pennsylvania.

The municipal bond market will see a spate of new deals enter the market on Wednesday, led by issuers in Hawaii and Texas as well as California and New York.

Municipal bonds ended weaker on Tuesday as deals from Cuyahoga County, Wisconsin, Hawaii, the city of Los Angeles, San Francisco BART and the New York MTA hit the market.

Municipal bonds weakened as deals from Cuyahoga County, Wisconsin, Hawaii, the city of Los Angeles, San Francisco BART and the New York MTA hit the market on Tuesday.

New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority intends to return to the catastrophe bond market.

Municipal market volume is set to rise to a nine week high, as issuers tap into growing demand for the securities.