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The Palmyra-Eagle Area School District says it will run out of operating funds in the next school year.
January 7
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The Financial Accounting Foundation abandoned its tradition of selecting a state auditor to chair the Governmental Accounting Standards Board.
January 7
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Four large competitive deals stole the show on Tuesday, including New Jersey's first general obligation sale in a little more than three years.
January 7
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Bill Carabasi has 37 years of sales and trading experience in the fixed income and municipal bond markets.
January 7
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The new law gives school districts more power to deny charter applications, a credit positive for school districts and existing charter schools, Moody's says.
January 7
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Two rating agencies lowered their outlook for University Hospitals to stable from positive.
January 7
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Some smaller firms are deciding to qualify more than half of their municipal advisor principals as a sort of backup plan.
January 7
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New York's governor wants the state to lead efforts for increased capacity at Manhattan's busy transit hub.
January 7
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Chicago is coming to market next week with its $1.3 billion debt refinancing.
January 7
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The Federal Reserve averted a yearend liquidity crunch, but its work is not finished, analysts say.
January 7
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Laura Lightbody and Colin Foard of Pew Charitable Trusts discuss how states and cities can fund resilience measures. Paul Burton hosts.
January 7
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California's I-Bank will be the conduit on the second set of bonds to finance construction of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.
January 6
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JEA terminated former managing director Aaron Zahn without cause; the city attorney’s office is investigating if Zahn should be fired for cause.
January 6
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The municipal bond market started off the week adopting a cautious tone, eyeing issuance and world events.
January 6
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Texas closed out a record year of sales tax collections with a strong kick in December, state Comptroller Glenn Hegar said.
January 6
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The challenge this year will be biggest in the three states that were found by the Council of Development Finance Agencies to be closest to using their 2018 limits — California, New York and Massachusetts.
January 6
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With a new Texas Rangers venue opening in March, the city of Arlington, Texas, plans to add an adjacent hotel and convention center.
January 6
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The city has earmarked bond money to cover the unexpected cost of repairing the inflatable Cedar River dam.
January 6
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New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority tops the calendar in the first full week of 2020 with about $2.5 billion of bonds and notes.
January 6
