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A San Bernardino County lawsuit seeking to recoup a portion of a $102 million settlement with a developer could force Upland, Calif. into bankruptcy, the city manager says.
February 13 -
A bill that would allow states to collect taxes from online purchases will be introduced in both chambers of Congress on Thursday, after several setbacks at the end of last year.
February 13 -
The MSRB's Jay Goldstone reminded that comments on its review of its rules and interpretive guidance rule changes are due Feb. 19, asking commenters to offer specific suggestions and critiques.
February 12 - California
California Treasurer Bill Lockyer has set a multi-billion dollar bond sale calendar for this spring that gives business to underwriters and bond counsels he had said would be excluded unless they restructured perceived bad capital appreciation bond deals.
February 11 -
San Bernardino heads into a second status conference on its bankruptcy Tuesday missing two key players – interim city manager Andrea Travis-Miller and finance director Jason Simpson.
February 11 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board is proposing to create a new Rule G-47 that would codify current guidance on the obligations of dealers to disclose material information about municipal securities to customers at or before the time of purchase or sale.
February 11 -
Former investment banker and New York City official Mark Kim is the new chief financial officer at the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority, DC Water announced at its board meeting Feb. 7.
February 8 -
Reform city leaders for the now notorious Bell, Calif. are working to repair the financial damage done by eight former city leaders now being tried on charges of embezzlement and mismanagement.
February 7 - California
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission will pour into the market next week with $335 million of new money bonds.
February 7
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Seattle may sell a bond-financed downtown mall parking garage that has been losing money.
February 7
