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California remains $664 million ahead of revenue projections for fiscal 2016 though cash for November was a half billion shy of expectations, according to the Department of Finance.

After a multi-year battle, with Los Angeles, the Ontario, Calif. airport reverts to local control once the Ontario International Airport Authority receive approval from the Federal Aviation

Moody's Investors Service upgraded Laguna Beach Unified School District's, Calif. general obligation bonds to Aaa from Aa1.

Franklin Templeton, Stockton, Calif's holdout creditor, says it will not pursue further appeals of the plan that allowed the city to officially exit bankruptcy earlier this year.

Infrastructure needs are expected to drive steady borrowing by California school districts, and Raymond James is staffing up to be a part of it.

Standard & Poor's revised its outlook to positive from stable on Wright Elementary School District, Calif.'s general obligation bonds, and affirmed its A-plus rating.

Alaska Gov. Bill Walker’s proposed budget would retool the state’s oil and gas tax credit system, cut hundreds of millions of spending, and impose an income tax.

California's Daughters of Charity Health System has closed on a management agreement with a hedge fund that is designed to keep the hospital chain out of bankruptcy.

Supporters of an initiative that would shift $8 billion in bond money from California’s high speed rail to water projects say their aim is to reprioritize how the state’s bond money is spent.

Stockton, Calif. has notched another legal win for its bankruptcy exit plan. That doesn’t mean the fight is over.