-
Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell announced a five-year plan Monday to fix and repave 900 miles of road over the next three years.
February 28 - Nevada
Fitch Ratings assigned a AA-plus rating ahead of Nevada's plans on March 7 to refund $200 million in general obligation limited tax bonds.
February 28 -
Voters on March 5 will select three new trustees for a seven-person Los Angeles Community College District board in a district that has been riddled with controversy.
February 28 -
Fitch Ratings downgraded the underlying ratings on $49 million of Placerville, Calif.'s Marshall Medical Center revenue bonds to junk because of weak finances.
February 28 -
The National Governors Association sent two similar letters to President Obama and congressional leaders urging them to put their partisan bickering aside and come together to avoid the automatic, across-the-board budget cuts set to begin Friday.
February 28 -
San Diego-based Common Bond Capital Partners has acquired its first distressed land-secured municipal bond project in Florida.
February 27 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board will offer a live webcast of its market outreach event with the Municipal Advisory Council of Texas on March 7 in Dallas. This is the first time the board has webcasted an outreach event.
February 27 -
Stockton, Calif.'s unhappy bond market creditors will get a trial starting March 25 to challenge the city's eligibility for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection.
February 26 -
Stockton, Calif., in the midst of Chapter 9 bankruptcy proceedings, announced Tuesday that it had reached an agreement with Ambac.
February 26 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission will hold a public roundtable on Tuesday, May 14, to discuss the SEC's December staff Report to Congress on Assigned Credit Ratings, which reviews possible conflicts of interest that arise under the so-called "issuer pay model" and recommends regulatory and statutory changes.
February 26
