This week on Newsmakers: Former General Treasurer Frank Caprio.
Engage Rhode Island has raised slightly more than $900,000 since it was formed in 2011 to help advocate for Treasurer Gina Raimondo's pension overhaul.
Treasurer Raimondo is defending the state's pension investment strategy after new data showed it earned less than its peers over the last year.
Union groups led by the Rhode Island State Association of Fire Fighters picketed outside a downtown hotel on Monday morning where Gov. Lincoln Chafee and
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A Superior Court judge handling the labor union's legal challenge of Rhode Island's landmark 2011 pension law ordered the mediation to continue after a meeting
The City of Providence has filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit against its longtime actuary Buck Consultants, charging them with “miscalculating” the estimated
The city’s law department has urged the City Council to reject accidental disability pension waiver requests from five former city employees, including a
Rhode Island's General Treasurer, Gina M. Raimondo, released a report Monday afternoon on her department's accomplishments during her tenure.
On Jan. 2, firefighters in Providence will vote to approve a deal between the union and the city.
Rhode Island's general treasurer has hired a new chief investment officer to manage the state's $7.3 billion pension system.
Dozens of firefighters picketed the historic pension overhaul legislation Monday night, right outside of a fundraiser for the woman largely credited with
As the court case surrounding Rhode Island's pension reform unfolds, the state's general treasurer is speaking out against negotiating with state workers'
The stakes are high for Rhode Island taxpayers and the roughly 66,000 individuals in the pension system as a court fight over last year's changes kicks off.
The stakes are high for Rhode Island taxpayers and the roughly 66,000 individuals in the pension system as a court fight over last year's changes kicks off.
Two of the architects of the state pension reform law are speaking out against Gov. Lincoln Chafee's calls for negotiations with the unions.
Governor Lincoln Chafee is calling for both sides in the pension reform lawsuit to come to the table and negotiate as the case moves through the courts.
