- Pennsylvania
The first Philadelphia Area Municipal Analyst Society meeting of 2016 will provide an outlook for what to expect in the municipal bond market this year.
February 4 -
Pennsylvania road revenues will over the next 12 years will be $6 billion shy of the $34 billion needed for its long-range plan.
February 3 -
Pennsylvania's intercept programs for school districts remain a strong credit feature despite downgrades related to the state's budget impasse, said Janney.
January 25 -
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf announced a facelift for the Harrisburg Transportation Center and its surrounding areas, using up to $60 million in state and federal funds.
January 21 -
The Allentown, Pa., City Council voted no confidence against Mayor Ed Pawlowski, who says he won't resign as an FBI corruption probe hovers over City Hall.
January 21 - Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania's interim budget reinforces the commonwealth's commitment to supporting full, timely payment of school district debt, Fitch Ratings says.
January 11 - Pennsylvania
Book author and state Representative John McGinnis says Pennsylvania lawmakers have it backwards when they treat pension bills as mere budgetary bargaining chips.
January 8 - Pennsylvania
In the latest twist to Pennsylvania's budget crisis, state Treasurer Timothy Reese extended a $2 billion line of credit to the commonwealth to prop up its its general fund balance.
January 7 - Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania phased out its 172-year-old capital stock and foreign franchise tax, with Gov. Tom Wolf calling it an unfair tax on business that he was committed to eliminating.
January 5 - Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanias school districts, counties and human services organizations are in store to receive delayed payments the state Treasury completed sending out nearly $3.3 billion.
January 5