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Cincinnati retirement system still underfunded, still not on track for full funding.
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At least five Cincinnati Council members, with the support of Mayor John Cranley, say the city shouldn't have pension funds invested with companies that…
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Cincinnati council will likely vote this week to incorporate some of the key components of the pension settlement agreement into municipal code. A federal…
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Cincinnati council members spent nearly four hours Tuesday questioning the fund managers and the actuary for the city's pension system.Some are worried…
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Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley is holding a press briefing Wednesday afternoon to highlight his first year in office.In advance of meeting with reporters,…
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Cincinnati Council is ready to endorse a process that would let a federal court mediate a solution to the city's underfunded pension problem. The Budget…
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Cincinnati Council could vote next week on an ordinance that would essentially let a federal court mediate a permanent solution to fix the city's…
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Cincinnati Council could be voting in the next several months on proposals to stabilize the city's underfunded pension system. Some members said the…
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The Cincinnati retirement system is in trouble, and its $870 million in unfunded pension liabilities could seriusly damage the city’s long-term viability.…
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Cincinnati voters will decide in November if they want to amend the charter to make changes to the city's troubled pension system. Those could include…