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Providence poised to adopt amended FY21 budget after 9-month delay

PROVIDENCE – Three-quarters of the way into the fiscal 2021 year, Providence is finally poised to pass a full spending plan. The $511 million budget...

Nomination of Matos as lt. gov. heads to Senate

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island will soon have a new lieutenant governor, as Gov. Daniel J. McKee nominated Providence City Council President Sabina Matos at...

Providence City Council approves police union contract with wage hikes, increased...

PROVIDENCE – The beleaguered Providence pension fund will get a $31 million boost under the new contract between the city and the Fraternal Order...

Providence unveils long-term affordable housing strategy

PROVIDENCE – Financial incentives for developers, city zoning changes and more flexibility in programs that help low-income residents buy or rent homes are among...

College Hill Local Historic District expansion reaches City Council

PROVIDENCE – A proposed expansion of the College Hill Local Historic District, to include about 90 properties, is expected to be heard next week...

Providence weighs ordinance strengthening anti-discrimination in housing

PROVIDENCE – An ordinance that would prevent landlords from discriminating against tenants based on their source of income is under consideration by the City...

Wage requirements in Providence TSA proposal pit developers against unions

PROVIDENCE – A proposal to add wage and labor requirements for developers whose projects receive property tax breaks in the city has fanned flames...

Providence completes bond refunding with $2M savings

PROVIDENCE – The city recently closed a transaction refunding its 2021 general obligation bonds, according to a news release. The new, five-year tax-exempt bonds were...

Providence announces new, emissions-focused ordinance proposals

PROVIDENCE – The city is moving forward with several proposals aimed at furthering its commitment to lower emissions and increase climate resiliency.  Providence Mayor Jorge...

Providence reports $4.7M FY20 surplus

PROVIDENCE – Despite the financial challenges brought on by COVID-19, the city ended fiscal 2020 $4.7 million in the black, Mayor Jorge O. Elorza...
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