- Nevada
Fitch Ratings revised its outlook for Las Vegas to negative on Monday, affecting $500 million of outstanding bonds and a $19.9 million limited-tax general obligation sale planned for April 20.
April 10 -
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has launched a probe of the California High Speed Rail Authority, asking its board members to preserve all records related to the nearly $4 billion in federal funds approved that, along with a proposed $2.7 billion bond issue, would finance the bullet train along the California coast.
April 10 -
The first criminal trial involving muni market executives accused of bid-rigging is scheduled to begin next week in a federal court in New York City, unless they enter into plea agreements.
April 9 -
The California attorney general's office filed a lawsuit against Orange County last Thursday to prevent the county from diverting money from education in order to balance its budget.
April 9 -
Alaska Railroad Corp.'s $135 million of bonds backed by federal transportation funds have been endangered by recent legislation. That risk prompted Moody's Investors Service to downgrade the debt on Thursday to A2 from A1.
April 9 -
CHICAGO — The Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday granted Chicago's request to preserve its ability to pursue a privatization of Midway Airport under a federal pilot program until the end of the year.
April 5 - California
Anschutz Entertainment Group, the developer behind the proposed $1.5 billion Farmers Field project to build a National Football League stadium in downtown Los Angeles and modernize the city' convention center, released a 10,000-page draft environmental impact report Thursday.
April 5 -
Bond attorneys are studying a recent IRS ruling that allowed Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to issue $1 million of bonds that were not subject to the alternative minimum tax.
April 5 -
The Department of Transportation has received $10.2 billion in applications for the $500 million available through its latest round of TIGER funding, highlighting the pressing need for infrastructure investment, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced Thursday.
April 5 -
Larry Bowden, an executive at Little Rock-based Stephens Inc., has taken over as chairman of Bond Dealers of America.
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