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If investment returns continue at the current pace, the pension for city employees will be fully funded in 2061.

Cincinnati retirement system still underfunded, still not on track for full funding.

The current estimated unfunded liability is about $724 million. Officials say the retirement system can be fully-funded by 2045 if the city immediately increases its yearly contribution.

The 1968 agreement for the operation of the Metropolitan Sewer District may need to be extended. The replacement agreement hinges on a measure that hasn't…

Cincinnati's retirement system was better funded last year when compared to just five years ago. The improved results largely stem from a collaborative…

Cincinnati council will likely vote this week to incorporate some of the key components of the pension settlement agreement into municipal code. A federal…

Cincinnati council members spent nearly four hours Tuesday questioning the fund managers and the actuary for the city's pension system.Some are worried…

Last week, after nearly ten months of negotiations, the City of Cincinnati, the unions of current city employees, and retirees came to an agreement over…

The City of Cincinnati has reached a deal with the unions of current employees and with retirees over the pension fund. Unfunded liability in that account…

Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley is holding a press briefing Wednesday afternoon to highlight his first year in office.In advance of meeting with reporters,…