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SAN FRANCISCO — The University of California this week will sell $500 million of 100-year bonds in an effort to attract pension fund and overseas investors.
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LOS ANGELES -The motto of the Las Vegas Monorail must be, "If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try - and try again," after submitting its fourth amended plan to exit bankruptcy.
February 17 - California
SAN FRANCISCO — Oakland Unified School District lost its only remaining rating last week after Moody's Investors Service pulled its coverage of the district with more than $700 million of general obligation debt outstanding.
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The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $346.6 million of general obligation refunding bonds unlimited tax series and $50.79 million of GO refunding bonds limited tax series issued by the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago in May 2006.
February 17 - Washington
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has fined five firms a total of $100,000 for violating municipal securities rules, including $40,000 against TD Ameritrade Inc. for failing to disclose negative rating changes for municipal bonds.
February 16 - California
The Santa Clara City Council voted 5 to 1 Tuesday to approve a contract that would start construction on a $1 billion-plus stadium for the San Francisco 49ers football team in July, according to local press reports.
February 16 - California
The California Department of Finance said Wednesday that state revenues in January came in $630 million below forecasts in the Gov. Jerry Brown’s budget proposal.
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Two of the largest public transit projects planned as part of Los Angeles’ effort to create a comprehensive rail system traversing Los Angeles County got the nod in President Obama’s budget.
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A decision by the Los Angeles World Airports board of commissioners would appear to soften their stance on returning LA/Ontario International Airport to local control, though LAWA has posted a new website saying otherwise.
February 16 - California
When it comes to the regional economies of Southern California, first in, first out applies to Orange County, as its economy began to recover in September 2010, according to a report released Wednesday by the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corp.
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