Far West

Nearly four and a half years later, San Bernardino has received final approval on its plan to exit bankruptcy.

Republicans in Wisconsin legislature ask planners for more realistic estimates of highway project costs.

The Internal Revenue Service has told the California Municipal Finance Authority that $32.5 million of refunding bonds it issued in 2007 for Exxon Capital Ventures, Inc. are taxable, but the borrower is disputing the finding.

The Wyoming legislature is considering a bill that would essentially ban major types of renewable energy in the coal revenue-dependent state.

The Port of Oakland this week asked a large stakeholder task force to look for operating efficiencies in preparation for an ambitious construction agenda this year.

California's cost for retiree health and dental benefits has grown to $76.68 billion, according to a report from State Controller Betty Yee.

Drought-inspired water and wastewater projects in California are moving forward despite record rainfall this year.

Two new partners at Jones Hall, a California public finance law firm, want to grow the firm’s water/wastewater and public-private partnership business.

President Trump’s broadsides against Mexican immigrants and trade have not triggered rating agency action on border credits, which, in several cases, have seen upgrades.

Most of the oil states have gone into recession, S&P Global Ratings said in a new report.