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The Highway Trust Fund will need an additional $85 billion in U.S. general fund transfers over the next six years just to keep the program operating despite recent events that have shown that current spending is not enough, a Department of Transportation official told a Senate Panel Thursday.
June 13 - Nevada
Moody's downgraded $5 million of Nevada Housing Division Multi-Unit Housing Revenue bonds to Aa2 from Aaa as part of larger review of U.S. stand-along housing bond programs secured by credit enhanced mortgages.
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Moody's upgraded San Diego, Calif.-based Sharp HealthCare's rating to A1 from A2 affecting approximately $475 million of outstanding debt.
June 13 - California
Orange County Supervisor John Moorlach, a Republican, said he would not run for California governor.
June 13 - Alaska
Moody's Investors Service said triple-A rated Alaska appears in good shape to overhaul its tax on oil production.
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Stockton City Manager Bob Deis will retire Nov. 1 after three years on the job that included guiding the city into bankruptcy, officials announced Wednesday.
June 13 - California
The process of adopting California's budget is no longer a drama that holds much interest for the municipal bond market as the state's fiscal house becomes sturdier after years of dilapidation.
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Stockton, Calif., officials said the city reached an agreement on health benefit claims with retirees in its bankruptcy case.
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Higher revenue collections have boosted the short-term outlook for states but the slow economic recovery and stubbornly high unemployment have many states worried that the fiscal improvements may be temporary.
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Moody's Investors Service placed Antelope Valley Healthcare District's Baa3-rated bonds on review for downgrade following the unexpected resignations of the chief executive officer and the chief financial officer.
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