- Pennsylvania
The renewal of a 1% temporary sales tax that was set to expire this year will help aid Philadelphia's underfunded pension fund, the city's treasurer Nancy Winkler explained in a speech before the Municipal Forum of New York Wednesday.
December 11 -
Pennsylvania is seeking qualified companies to join a public-private partnership to fund and operate transit bus natural gas-fueling facilities.
November 26 - Pennsylvania
In what could be a credit-positive move, Capital Region Water of Harrisburg, Pa., has reached a partial consent decree with regulators over a clean-water remedy plan.
November 26 -
Moody's Investors Service has revised its outlook on the University of Pennsylvania to positive from stable on expectations that the Ivy League school will continue its momentum in student enrollment, donor support and building flexible reserves.
November 21 - Pennsylvania
Public pension discussions take on renewed vigor as unfunded liabilities trouble many states, though there are plenty of examples of sound practices, experts say.
November 21 - Pennsylvania
The latest city treasurer appointee in Harrisburg, Pa., is cleared to work after city officials were satisfied that he lives there.
November 19 - Pennsylvania
How can Pennsylvania, with a Democratic governor and a more Republican legislature, grasp serious financial challenges?
November 18 -
Harrisburg, Pa., has begun advertising for a consulting firm to help lead the city's long-range comprehensive plan.
November 12 -
Better scrutiny and support could help avert future bankruptcies, say public finance experts Richard Ravitch and James Spiotto.
November 12 - Pennsylvania
Time limits to the length of stays in Pennsylvania's distressed-municipalities program will have a mixed effect on Keystone State cities' credits, according to Moody's Investors Service.
November 10