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MBTA completes its funding for a $2.3 billion light rail project in Boston with a $996 million federal grant.
January 6
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The Internal Revenue Service has closed a targeted audit of Philadelphia's series 2010A water and wastewater revenue refunding bonds without making any changes to the bonds' tax-exempt status.
January 6
- California
A well-attended memorial service was held Jan. 5 in Brea Calif., for Nossaman LLP bond attorney Jeffrey A. Stava, who died Dec. 30 at 56.
January 6
- California
California auditor's report describes 10 substantiated whistleblower complaints totaling $89,000 in theft and waste by state employees and departments.
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Los Angeles World Airport officials said enplanements at LA/Ontario International Airport grew in 2014, a year Los Angeles spent battling Ontario city officials who want control of the Inland Empire airfield.
January 5
- Washington
Experts expect a busy enforcement year in the municipal market.
January 5
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Market participants can expect increased municipal securities enforcement during 2015, a year that may bring resolution of the Securities and Exchange Commission's self-reporting initiative as well as greater emphasis on individual liability and secondary market disclosures.
January 5
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A lawsuit challenging the Securities and Exchange Commission's investment adviser pay-to-play rule is moving forward in a D.C. federal appeals court, with implications for muni market pay-to-play restrictions hanging in the balance.
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Missouri's proposed $2 billion upgrade of I-70 could be funded by tolling the 200-mile link between Kansas City and St. Louis.
January 2
- Washington
Market participants forecast the regulatory agenda
January 2
