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A U.S. Senate panel gave its stamp of approval this week to legislation that would create a federal loan and loan guarantee program for water infrastructure that could augment bond financing and public private partnerships.
March 21 - Nevada
Fitch affirmed its AA rating and negative outlook to Las Vegas limited tax general obligation bonds impacting $348 million in outstanding debt.
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Appeals are likely after a Superior Court judge ruled last week that a San Diego hotel room tax to finance the $520 million planned expansion of San Diego¹s convention center is legal.
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Stockton and its bond market creditors will battle over whether the city should be allowed to enter bankruptcy protection during a four-day trial next week.
March 21 -
Congress passed a short-term funding measure Thursday to keep the federal government operating and avoid a shutdown next week.
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The California High-Speed Rail Authority authorized the eventual sale of $8.6 billion of bonds to fund the first stage of a 500-mile bullet train system.
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Bell, the working class Los Angeles-area city that achieved national notoriety in 2010 for the outrageous salaries of city leaders, recently scored high marks for transparency.
March 19 -
Four firms agreed to pay $105,000 in fines for violations of pricing, political contribution, supervisory and other rules of the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board.
March 19 - California
California Treasurer Bill Lockyer sent a letter Monday to state Attorney General Kamala Harris asking if it is legal for bond underwriters to provide election services to school districts.
March 18 - California
California's revenues in February came in $322 million below projections in Gov. Jerry Brown¹s budget after rising around $5 billion a month earlier, according to the Department of Finance.
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