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The latest court decision about pension modification efforts helps clear the way for the state's top court to settle the matter.
January 9 -
New Jersey and its municipalities may face greater fiscal pressures after the state opted to lower the assumed rate of return for pension assets.
January 4 -
The state also warned that $1 billion in cuts could be needed in 2019-2020 due to rising pension and Medicaid costs.
January 2 -
City officials said consolidating the boards will improve governance and result in stronger fund performance.
December 14 -
A pension task force convened by the governor proposed issuing long-term or perpetual notes to state-controlled entities that need risk capital.
December 13 -
Weak asset performance and inadequate contributions by some local governments have contributed to a 6% increase in liability burdens, Fitch Ratings said.
December 12 -
Bills look to tackle local governments' $18.8 billion pension and retirement health care unfunded liability,
December 8 -
Below-estimate state general fund revenues complicate pension funding decisions.
November 13 -
Voters in Houston approved the measure by a more than three-to-one margin.
November 8 -
A commission would examine transferring capital assets to a trust and building asset values to benefit pension plans.
November 3