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Moody's Investors Service affirmed Loma Linda University Medical Center, Calif.'s Baa3 revenue bond rating.

In a major boost for California's high-speed rail project, the California Supreme Court declined to consider petitions challenging funding for the state's bullet train.

John Deasy, Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent, resigned after months of controversy arose about bidding practices involving a plan to put iPads in the hands of every student.

The mayor of bankrupt San Bernardino and the city's police union both claim the other side attempted to violate the terms of a tentative contract agreement reached in confidential mediations.

The State of Washington sold $934 million of general obligation refunding bonds on Wednesday to garner $137 million in net present value savings.

As California Treasurer Bill Lockyer nears the end of his tenure, he talks about some of the biggest challenges he's faced, and the ones that still lie ahead for the Golden State.

WASHINGTON — Industrial production rose 1.0% in September, the Federal Reserve reported Thursday.

The California County Tobacco Securitization Agency on Oct. 21 plans to price a $95.5 million refunding of 2002 tobacco bonds issued for the Kern County Tobacco Asset Securitization Agency.

Total revenues for the month of September, which ended the state's first fiscal year, came in above estimates at $9.8 billion.

Delivery of the Official Statement satisfies MSRB Rule G-32 - but not the new Time-of-Trade Disclosure Rule, MSRB Rule G-47.