Imran Ghori

The Bay Area city hopes to capitalize on housing demand in the Bay Area

The bond will help with housing recovery in the city that lost 4,600 homes to a wildfire.

Eight state projects to expand reservoirs and build new dams will receive state bond funding.

The California Academy of Sciences refinanced debt used to build its facility.

The Fairfield-Suisun school district will use proceeds to modernize its schools.

More than 100,000 residents are enrolled in the 529 program.

The district that runs the venue is planning a $974 million bond sale in the coming weeks.

Homeless advocacy groups collected enough signatures to qualify the measure for the November ballot.

The city's Public Utilities Commission is embarking on a $2.9 billion sewer upgrade plan.

A lawsuit, filed by a former University of Alaska regent, hinges on whether bond plan violates state constitution limits on new debt.

City officials say the bond will help create new and preserve existing affordable housing in response to the shortage in the San Francisco Bay Area.

The Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority is expanding its rail and bus services in the Seattle region.

Lakeport officials plan to equip city facilities with solar panels.

The state program invests retirement savings for workers whose employers don't offer pension plans.

The state used "subject to appropriation" language to exit a building lease, but state officials say Alaska will honor bonds subject to the same condition.

The report credits Gov. Jerry Brown's fiscal policies for budgeting conservatively and establishing reserves

The bond proceeds would help build housing in the city recovering from a wildfire that destroyed 4,600 homes.

Bond proceeds, approved in a 2016 measure, will be used for programs to aid homeless people.

Supporters say the plan would help create affordable housing in the fire-ravaged city.

Bill Walker signed the bill to pay off $1 billion in tax credits saying it would save the state government money.