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The eight-year, $1.35 billion property tax levy would have to be approved by the City Council before going to voters in November.
April 8 -
California Gov. Gavin Newsom reached an agreement with Democratic leaders on early deficit-reduction tactics.
April 5 -
The aim of the program was to create affordable moderate-income housing more quickly by acquiring existing apartment communities and converting the units to below-market-rate as existing tenants moved out.
April 5 -
Some buying returned to the market Thursday from the buy-side and asset managers as dealers attempted to sell bonds, said Chris Brigati, senior vice president and director of strategic planning and fixed income research at SWBC.
April 4 -
Longtime San Francisco Bay Area bond attorney firm Quint & Thimmig is closed.
April 2 -
Hawaii Gov. Josh Green outlined the state's plan to permanently house everyone displaced by the fire — and how he plans to pay for it during a media briefing.
March 28 -
The Washington state island hospital's financial turmoil brought rating downgrades from Moody's Ratings.
March 27 -
The UC Regents will close the books on its $1.1 billion refunding deal that included the refunding BABs Wednesday. Investors do not appear to be penalizing the issuer in secondary trading as spreads have stayed at or near the original pricing.
March 26 -
The calendar is led by several high-profile deals, including $2.7 billion of GOs from California, $1.5 billion from New York City and $1.1 billion from Washington. High-yield gets another dose of unrated project finance debt from Miami Worldcenter Project tax increment revenue bonds. The Bond Buyer 30-day visible supply sits at $12.06 billion.
March 22 -
The initiative proposed by business interests would amend California's constitution to prevent the state from approving tax increases without a two-thirds majority vote of the Legislature and voter approval.
March 22