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The Internal Revenue Service's Office of Appeals is recommending that the agency issue a new determination letter in order to reinstate the tax exemption of approximately $8.5 million charter school project revenue bonds issued for the LEAP Academy University Charter School in 2003.
July 22 -
The Port of Oakland approved a litigation settlement agreement that extends lease agreements that were set to expire in 2016-17 on several cargo terminals.
July 22 - Washington
Fitch Ratings has revised Washington State's outlook to stable from negative citing improved economic and revenue performance.
July 22 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board launched a new service on Monday that will allow state and local municipal bond issuers to schedule automated emails that will remind them of their self-imposed deadlines for filing annual and quarterly financial disclosures.
July 22 - California
Gov. Jerry Brown made two appointments to the California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank including Teveia Barnes as executive director.
July 19 - California
California Gov. Jerry Brown and four previous California governors filed a brief earlier this week opposing the release of inmates from the state's crowded prisons.
July 19 -
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced three appointments to the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority board.
July 19 -
The U.S. Department of Transportation has suspended consideration of a $5.5 billion loan request for a high-speed rail project from Las Vegas to Southern California.
July 18 -
Pressure is mounting for the Securities and Exchange Commission to complete its rulemaking defining municipal advisors, with congressional aides saying a House panel will likely hold a hearing on potentially preemptive legislation after the August recess.
July 18 -
The Bay Area Toll Authority will come to market with its first new money deal in three years, selling $750 million in subordinate toll revenue bonds.
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