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California's plan to build a $68 billion high speed rail system in the state is being challenged by two counties and a city, which say the plan violates the state's environmental laws.
June 11
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A court ruling that California teacher tenure laws in California are unconstitutional could have positive credit implications for school districts, according to Standard & Poor's.
June 11
- Hawaii
Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie announced a plan to fix an inconsistency of $444 million between the state budget bill and the bond authorization bill passed by the state legislature.
June 10
- California
For the first time in six months, California's tax revenues have come in lower than expected, according to a report from State Controller John Chiang
June 10
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Ernesto Ernie Lanza is leaving his position as deputy executive director at the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board to join the Washington office of Greenberg Traurig.
June 10
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The California Department of Finance scored a win in its court battle with San Bernardino over money transferred to the city following the dissolution of its redevelopment agency.
June 10 - California
San Juan Unified School District, Calif. front-loaded its bond repayment schedule with short-term debt to make sures a larger share the general obligation bond levy taxpayers pay goes to principal instead of interest.
June 10
- California
Los Angeles Unified School District will price a $1.7 billion refunding into a market hungry for new bonds on Thursday.
June 10
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House GOP leaders push ahead with a plan to fund highway projects for a year with savings realized by limited Saturday mail deliveries.
June 9
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Moody's Investor Services on June 5 upgraded the California Educational Facilities Authority Pooled College and University Projects 1999B pool rating to Baa1 with a positive outlook.
June 6
