- Pennsylvania
In an effort to pull in more revenue for New Jersey, Gov. Chris Christie revoked a nearly 40-year tax agreement with neighboring Pennsylvania.
September 6 - Pennsylvania
Nearly 10,000 tax-abated properties will return to Philadelphia's tax rolls over the next five years adding an estimated $55 million in new revenue, City Controller Alan Butkovitz said.
September 2 - Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale has begun an audit of Pittsburgh's public pension plan and repeated his call for statewide overhaul.
September 1 -
The National Development Council closed its $32 million parking system transaction with Scranton, Pa.
September 1 - Pennsylvania
The $2.5 billion line of credit Pennsylvanias Treasury extended to the state to support its general fund is a credit negative, according to Moodys.
August 22 -
Moody's upgrades Pennsylvania's school district pre-default enhancement program to A2 from Baa1, citing a new state law.
August 16 -
A Pennsylvania school district said it expects to receive a proposed adverse determination letter from the Internal Revenue Service stating general obligation bonds it issued in 2005 and advance refunded in 2013 are taxable.
July 29 -
Federal corruption charges against a former state treasurer did not motivate a probe of Pennsylvania's two public pension systems, said state Auditor Eugene DePasquale.
July 26 - Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Auditor Eugene DePasquale plans to investigate the state's two largest pension systems, saying he wants to ensure that both systems are operating as efficiently and transparently as possible.
July 25 - Pennsylvania
A rating agency sees progress in Pennsylvanias new budget toward reducing the underfunding of its pension systems, though skepticism remains abundant about the states approach to the problem.
July 22