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New leaders could create a joint blueprint while sidestepping another fiscal cliff, said Peter Goldmark, a major player when the city nearly went bankrupt.
September 22 -
The authority's officials have adjusted to the hit from COVID-19 through toll hikes, capital plan reductions and lines of credit.
September 22 -
Rachael Fauss of watchdog organization Reinvent Albany has a wish list for New York's new governor, Kathy Hochul, that includes a culture shift in budgeting. "We don't want to see business conducted in the dead of night." Paul Burton hosts. (15 minutes).
September 21 -
Concerns range from frayed infrastructure to better communication in the face of the deadly flash flooding that caught the city by surprise in storm Ida.
September 17 -
While the city has a long history of coping with disasters including the Sept. 11 attacks, the COVID-19 pandemic is a work in progress.
September 13 -
The Long Island utility intends to sell electric system general revenue bonds in three tranches.
September 13 -
The 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks comes as New York City is trying to emerge from a newer crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic.
September 10 -
On the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, Howard Cure of Evercore Wealth Management and Andrew Rein of the Citizens Budget Commission share memories of that day, how New York managed the crisis and prospects today as the city looks to recover from the pandemic. Paul Burton hosts. (26 minutes)
September 7 -
The weirdness of this storm adds yet another layer of complexity to the vexing problem of coping with climate change.
September 3 -
The New York City convention center's bonds are backed by hotel tax revenues that have been slow to recover from COVID-19.
September 2