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"Lobbyists have to be prepared for any eventuality," said Chuck Samuels, attorney at Mintz Levin and counsel to the National Association of Health & Educational Facilities Finance Authorities.

Encompassing roughly 270,000 acres, or about 420 square miles, the mixed-use property owned by the publicly traded Tejon Ranch Co. has long been at the center of a debate over wildfires and urban sprawl.

The high-yield sector continues to show strength, with inflows of $364.4 million for the week ending Wednesday, marking 13 straight weeks of inflows, according to LSEG Lipper.

The Jeffrey Matthews Financial Group has been fined by FINRA for failing to achieve compliance with Regulation Best Interest.

Chicago Transit Authority CFO and Treasurer Jeremy Fine is leaving the agency, CTA President Dorval Carter, Jr., announced.

Both ratings agencies cited the health system's improved liquidity in recent years.

One-time spending, rainy-day funds and fare hikes are forming a rickety bridge for crossing the transit funding ravine.

The state attorney general's office said it will appeal the ruling prohibiting enforcement of 2022's Energy Discrimination Elimination Act.

The new-issue calendar is at $9.7 billion the week, led by the Texas Transportation Commission with $1.7 billion of first-tier and second-tier revenue refunding bonds.

A majority of likely California voters favor a $10 billion bond for climate resiliency projects, according to a Public Policy Institute of California poll.