California

A bankruptcy judge still has to review the sales agreement between Verity Health System and Santa Clara County.

Pension and other retirement benefits still pose a stiff challenge, the organization said in its annual report card on the states.

Some of the Southern California Logistics Airport Authority bonds remain at junk even after the Moody's upgrade.

Hasan Ikhrato joins the San Diego Association of Governments, which has been without an executive director since Gary Gallegos stepped down amid scandal in 2017.

Four states will become the latest to require out-of-state e-commerce retailers to collect sales tax on Jan. 1 while 10 others aren’t expected to do so until later in 2019.

The bank won't say what led to Stratford Shields' firing; his representative accused the firm of engineering the ouster.

The scope of the court's ultimate ruling in the first of five pension-related cases on its docket remains unclear after Wednesday's oral arguments.

Wells Fargo will replace Stratford Shields, who is out following an administrative leave.

The case may challenge the California Rule, which has thwarted efforts to cut pension benefits.

The deal allows advisory firm Columbia to grow on the West Coast by combining with an established organization.

Long Beach, California, is seeking a second TIFIA loan for its Gerald Desmond Bridge replacement.

Voters in the Southern California rejected a water and wastewater rate increase, and a subsequent rate hike triggered an unsuccessful recall election.

The Federal Transit Administration has not yet awarded $760 million of the $2.62 billion Congress set aside for transit grants in fiscal 2018 almost two months after the end of the budget year.

The Mojave Desert city will soon be current on bonds that led the city to a bond fraud settlement with the SEC.

The county, through a conduit issuer, will price $198.2 million in lease revenue bonds for its new civic center.

Leslie Bloom joins as a senior vice president with a Solano Beach office.

Fires haven't sparked a secondary-market sell-off, as investors "are either unconcerned or don't fully understand" the extent of the damage.

State's fiscal outlook dependent on governor-elect Newsom's management style.

Voters appear to have rejected $8.9 billion water bond measure only five months after approving a $4 billion water bond.

The deadly Camp Fire left Paradise, California, in ruins, raising questions about the town's future and whether it can pay its debts.