California

A Public Policy Institute of California survey found 47% favoring repeal and 48% opposed.

Personal income tax and corporation tax receipts exceeded estimates by 16.9% and 62.1% respectively.

Analysts say states' and cities' unfunded infrastructure should be viewed as a liability, along with debt, pensions and other post-employment benefits.

Berkeley, Calif., plans to issue the first bonds using blockchain technology in May.

California's water agency says the downsized water tunnel project will still benefit cities and farmers.

With future employee retirement costs expected to grow significantly in the future, La Verne City Council members addressed the shortage.

It took creativity to refinance levee bonds, but the savings have exceeded officials' initial expectations.

The Conservative Enterprise Institute sent a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Citing public safety and community support, city officials will move forward with exploring options, including a bond measure, to pay for burying overhead power lines.

Rural hospitals face financial challenges from shrinking populations and cuts to federal funding

The healthcare not-for-profit reported a major turnaround in revenues as it continues to pursue a merger with Dignity Health.

John Chiang will co-host a two-day green bond event later this month in Santa Monica.

International enrollment is declining as the higher education sector becomes more tuition dependent.

Four years after passing a $182 million school bond measure, Escondido Unified School District is considering asking voters for an additional $150 million.

The California Water Commission says it hasn't rejected any proposals but project backers have three weeks to upgrade their applications.

Pensions in some California cities to grow to 21.5% of general fund in seven years.

California is still decades away from prefunding retiree health benefits liability, said State Controller Betty Yee.

Anna Sarabian specializes in general government, which includes cities, counties and special districts.

The governor, treasurer, attorney general and legislature are all working to facilitate banking services to the market.

Robert Feyer passed the baton to Bryan Victor as lead bond counsel for the largest municipal bond issuer.