- Alaska
The Alaska State Senate passed a $2.1 billion budget bill on Friday, along with other bills authorizing bond issuances.
April 14 - California
Hercules closed on its tender offer Thursday avoiding potential bond defaults and sealing the deal on the sale of its utility to invester-owned Pacific Gas & Electric.
April 11 - California
San Mateo County is planning to sell $210 million of lease revenue bonds to finance construction for a new correctional facility in Redwood City, Calif.
April 11 - Washington
The District of Columbia's new chief financial officer will likely oversee the issuance of more than $1 billion of bonds in fiscal 2015 and hopes to develop a plan that assesses D.C.'s capital challenges and how best to meet them over the long term.
April 11 - Washington
The Washington State Housing Finance Commission is helping victims displaced by the recent mudslide by speeding up the process of applying for housing.
April 10 - California
A comprehensive bill introduced by California Sen. Darrell Steinberg seeks to resolve some of the thornier issues involved in winding down redevelopment agencies including what to do about $1.5 billion of bonds issued in 2011 that are stuck in limbo.
April 10 - Illinois
Chicago-based William Blair & Co. is bolstering its sales and trading group in Chicago and California and making a push into the Los Angeles market with a new office staffed with veterans from De La Rosa & Co. led by Christopher Tota.
April 10 - Nevada
Moody's Investors Service said the deteriorating fiscal situation in North Las Vegas increases the likelihood of state intervention.
April 9 - California
California revenues exceeded expectations during the month of March, according to a recent report from State Controller John Chiang.
April 9 -
Tender option bond market participants have two options available to keep those programs viable under the Volcker Rule, though neither is without risk or likely to please everybody with an interest in TOBs.
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