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Desert Hot Springs, Calif. officials avoided steps that would lead to its second Chapter 9 bankruptcy during a special meeting, but the city hasn't resolved its fiscal crisis yet.
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Moody's Investors Service has upgraded the rating on Portland, Ore.-based Legacy Health System's revenue bonds based on improved finances.
November 13 -
American Airlines and US Airways Group Inc. settled an antitrust lawsuit with the U.S. Department of Justice, clearing American's path to exit bankruptcy and repay its municipal bondholders.
November 12 - California
The California State Public Works Board is leading the new issue calendar this week with a $625 million sale of lease revenue bonds scheduled for Thursday.
November 12 - Washington
Washington, D.C., and Detroit have the strongest funded pension plans, with Chicago the weakest, Morningstar Inc. said in a research report.
November 12 -
The California Public Employees' Retirement System wants to skip steps in its appeal of the order granting San Bernardino, Calif., the eligibility to be in Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
November 11 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission's municipal advisor registration rule will appear in the Federal Register Nov. 12, starting the 60-day countdown until it becomes effective Jan. 13.
November 11 -
The Internal Revenue Service has closed an audit of about $171 million of bonds issued by the East Baton Rouge, La. Sewerage Commission in 2006 without changing the bonds' tax-exempt status.
November 8 - Washington
In a faltering economic environment where philanthropy often falls short, museums and memorials are looking to innovative bond structures and star-studded fundraising campaigns to finance their projects.
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Stockton's vote to approve raising the sales tax is a credit positive for the city and for its bond insurers as it increases the likelihood that the bankruptcy exit plan will be approved, according to Moody's Investors Service.
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