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The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) has tapped Jeffrey D. Knueppel as the agencys new general manager replacing the retiring Joseph Casey.
September 18 - Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Senate is scheduled to reconvene with lawmakers and Gov. Tom Wolf still at odds over how to fund the $30 billion fiscal 2016 budget.
September 15 -
A Pennsylvania court upheld theft and corruption charges against former Harrisburg mayor Stephen Reed and sent the case to trial.
September 15 -
The Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection two years after defaulting on nearly $60 million in bonds.
September 14 -
Scranton, Pa., has chosen a National Development Council bidding team to operate its parking assets under a P3 that could improve the citys reputation in the bond markets.
September 11 - Pennsylvania
Standard & Poors says its ratings for Pennsylvania, including AA-minus on general obligation bonds, are unchanged despite lack of a signed budget for fiscal 2016.
September 9 - Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, Pa., faces a revenue gap next year of $6 million less than what state receivers projected in their 2013 recovery plan, said Mayor Eric Papenfuse.
September 8 -
Standard & Poors, citing Pennsylvanias budget impasse, placed all school district and community college ratings based on the state aid intercept program on credit watch negative.
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Immediate threats to Pennsylvania bondholders are minimal despite a two-month state budget stalemate, said Moodys Investors Service.
September 4 -
Pennsylvania Auditor Eugene DePasquale will audit Allentown's school district for possible violations of sunshine and ethics laws.
September 1