- Pennsylvania
Changes to Pennsylvania school district enhanced ratings by bond agencies are confusing the capital markets, according to PNC Capital Markets.
June 9 - Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Area Municipal Analysts Society (PhAMAS) is holding two public pension days on June 9 and July 13 exploring how issuers are addressing legacy costs.
June 7 -
Unrated Scranton, Pa., announced a P3 under which nonprofit National Development Council will manage its parking system.
June 3 -
Debt gone wild at the teetering Penn Hills, Pa., School District has raised the specter of criminal probes after a scathing report by Pennsylvania's state auditor.
May 25 - Pennsylvania
Mandated cost increased and an inability to raise revenue are hampering the Philadelphia School District with persistent budget deficits, according to a new audit from Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale.
May 13 -
As Pennsylvania lawmakers debate Gov. Tom Wolf's proposed $32 billion fiscal 2017 spending plan, many municipal analysts view the state's prospects in a negative light.
April 29 - Pennsylvania
Standard & Poor's has discontinued its underlying rating for credit enhancement programs on rated Pennsylvania school districts.
April 26 - Pennsylvania
Moody's Investors Service affirmed Pennsylvania's Aa3 general obligation rating Monday and kept the commonwealth's outlook at negative following its passage of a 2016 budget nine months into the fiscal year.
April 11 -
The Philadelphia Area Municipal Analyst Society will explore how the citys academic medical centers can adapt to stay ahead of a rapidly evolving healthcare environment at the organizations meeting next week.
April 8 - Pennsylvania
Rebranding and internal improvements paid off for Capital Region Water the former Harrisburg Authority which landed its first investment-grade rating since 2011.
April 4