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The Senate is expected to keep Puerto Rico waiting for progress a House bill to help the island address its debt crisis, as other options for the commonwealth have continued to be eliminated.
June 22 -
In a first-of-its-kind case, a federal judge hears arguments June 30 on motions to dismiss a challenge by two Florida counties of $1.75 billion in private activity bonds for the All Aboard Florida passenger train.
June 22 -
Hedge funds holding Puerto Rican general obligation bonds sued the commonwealth Tuesday after debt restructuring talks broke down.
June 21 -
Even before the Senate takes up the House Puerto Rico bill, the names of several individuals are being floated as possible candidates for the oversight board the legislation would create.
June 17 -
A more than $200 million bond-financed hotel near Portland, Oregon's convention center that had faced years of legal challenges appears on track to open in late 2019.
June 17 -
Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., said on Thursday that he plans to offer amendments to a House bill designed to help Puerto Rico to make the bill fairer to Puerto Rican residents.
June 16 -
North Carolina Transportation Secretary Nick Tennyson said the $800 million cost to unwind the I-77 Mobility contract and finance the projects in-house are among his concerns about House Bill 954, which would terminate the P3.
June 16 -
San Bernardino is negotiating with smaller creditors after having reached tentative agreements with employee unions, California Public Employees Retirement System and pension bondholders.
June 16 -
Kevyn Orr, who put Detroit into bankruptcy, said Chapter 9 is an option Chicago should have on the table as it steers its way through financial problems.
June 16 -
House Financial Services Committee members unanimously approved a bill on Thursday that would put an end to a current legal loophole that a lawmaker contends allowed broker-dealers to defraud Puerto Rico investors.
June 16