- California
Moody's Investors Service confirmed its A3 rating for Marysville, Calif.'s $12.7 million in sewer revenue bonds Monday following the completion of a review for downgrade.
March 10 - California
Moody's revised methodology for utility credits has resulted in Merced County Regional Waste Management Authority, Calif.'s Baa3 rating being placed under review for upgrade.
March 10 -
The National Governors Association has written to House Speaker John Boehner to correct what it calls a "misunderstanding" underlying a recent draft online sales tax proposal made by House Judiciary Committee chair, Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va.
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The Internal Revenue Service has begun auditing limited-tax general obligation, medium-term street bonds issued by Reno, Nev., in 2009.
March 10 -
Some pension obligation bonds can create a visible and fixed repayment plan to tackle the unfunded pension liability monster that is stealthily growing underneath the budget table of many state and local governments.
March 10
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University of Oregon's plans to price $50 million March 17 represents its first direct sale to the markets.
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The Sierra Kings Health Care District in California has paid the U.S. Treasury $20,000 to settle tax issues and preserve the tax-exempt status of bonds it sold in 2007 and 2009.
March 9 - California
National Football League stadium proposal in Inglewood is a credit positive for the city, according to Moody's Investors Service.
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San Diego officials rolled out a reform program aimed at speeding up plans to repair 1,000 miles of city streets in five years.
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The Internal Revenue Service has advised several community development districts in Florida that they may not be political subdivisions that can issue tax-exempt bonds if they do not have public electors within five years of their bonds' issuance, a bond lawyer said.
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