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The income tax filing deadline for 51 of California's 58 counties was moved to October, which means the usual April read on revenues may be less informative.
March 9 -
Nossaman renames its pension practice to reflect a broader service offering as Michelle McCarthy comes on board.
March 8 -
Turmoil at the community college has placed its accreditation in jeopardy and resulted in a rating downgrade.
March 6 -
Idaho and Wyoming have joined other red states in introducing legislation that would ban from state business banks that have engaged in so-called boycotts of energy and gun companies.
March 2 -
The co-founder of the public finance practice at the firm that still bears his name has died at 96. He helped set the firms on its path to success.
February 28 -
The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District relied on fare revenue before the pandemic. Ridership has lagged since COVID, and so have revenues.
February 23 -
A bill introduced by Sen. Dave Min would prohibit banks that invest in gunmaking from working on any aspect of state public finances, including bond sales.
February 21 -
A substantial drop in new money volume sets California and the Far West apart from the the country.
February 16 -
O'Connor was nominated by Treasurer Fiona Ma for her work on a trust fund program for foster kids and another that finances green P3s.
February 14 -
The rainy-day fund is currently at $904 million, but Gov. Joseph Lombardo's budget targets $1.6 billion in reserve by the end of the biennium.
February 10
