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San Bernardino plans to resume payments to the California Public Employees' Retirement System on July 1, but it's unlikely it will be able to repay missed payments, said Mayor Pat Morris.

The Bond Dealers of America have hired Urban Swirski and Associates to advocate for the group's legislative and policy priorities, BDA announced Wednesday.

The Federal Aviation Administration has delayed closing 149 air traffic control towers until June 15, including 14 in Florida — the largest number of facilities affected in one state.

Mary Jo White has been sworn in as the new chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the SEC announced Wednesday.

The $1.2 trillion in automatic, across-the-board spending cuts that went into effect in March will have a low to moderate impact on public finance housing bond issuers, a new Moody's Investor Service report said Tuesday.

L.A. city committee wants alternatives to support convention center expansion if an NFL football stadium proposal falls short.

Contracts between dealer firms and public officials show that dealers are engaging in wordplay in an apparent attempt to avoid duties and restrictions placed on them by both federal statute and MSRB rulemaking.

Pensions are expected to pose a continued, and in some cases, rising source of budgetary pressure for local governments, a new Fitch Ratings report found.

Former U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White was unanimously confirmed by the Senate on Monday to serve as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The IRS is auditing $10.24M of bonds issued by the town of Castle Rock, Colo., in 2008.