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Transportation Corridor Agencies said Neil Peterson will become its new chief executive officer.
May 17 - California
Standard & Poor's said California Gov. Jerry Brown's revised budget released this week that projects lower revenues has little impact on the state's credit rating.
May 16 - California
Moody's Investor Service said it has assigned an Aa1 rating to California's Department of Water Resources Central Valley Project System revenue bonds ahead of a sale.
May 16 - California
Moody's Investors Service has raised the general obligation bond rating of the San Mateo-Foster City School District to Aa1 from Aa2, affecting $138 million in outstanding debt.
May 16 - California
California Gov. Jerry Brown's revised general fund budget proposal released Tuesday cuts general fund spending by $1.3 billion from his January proposal amid lower revenue forecasts.
May 16 - California
No flood of bond defaults will spread through California cities in the near future, just possibly a smattering, according to a new academic study.
May 16 - California
California Gov. Jerry Brown revised general fund budget released Tuesday cuts general fund spending by $1.3 billion from his earlier proposal amid lower revenue forecasts for the next fiscal year.
May 14 - California
California cities have seen some financial improvements, but they will continue to face challenges in the next few years, Moody's Investors Service said in a recent report.
May 14 - California
A California bill to block financial firms with an interest in debt sales from participating in school bond elections passed the state Assembly Monday.
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San Bernardino, Calif., and creditors like CalPERS can't agree what numbers to argue over as the city prepares to ask a federal judge to declare it eligible for bankruptcy.
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Orange County, Calif. loses its dispute with state Department of Finance over more than $73 million in property taxes in a conflict with roots in the county's bankruptcy.
May 9 - Wyoming
Unexpectedly strong income tax revenues are outpacing the growth in sales taxes receipts during the tepid economic recovery differing from previous recoveries when the opposite was true, according to a Standard & Poor's report.
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The Los Angeles City Council approved a $4.76 billion Los Angeles International Airport plan to move the northernmost runway closer to homes in Westchester and Playa del Rey.
May 9 - California
California Assembly Speaker John Perez, D-Los Angeles, proposed a "blueprint for a responsible budget" that includes a reserve and a rainy day fund.
May 9 - California
California legislation that would ban financial firms with a potential conflict of interest from participating in school district bond elections unanimously passed out of committee Tuesday.
May 8 - California
California tax revenues are way ahead of projections for the year as the governor is set to release his revised budget later this month, leading to speculation about how the money will be spent.
May 7 - California
Moody's Investors Service is coming up on a 90-day deadline when it will decide whether or not it will continue to rate the bonds of the successor agencies to California's 427 redevelopment agencies.
May 7 - California
Standard & Poor's changed its outlook on San Jose, Calif.'s outstanding debt to stable from negative, impacting more than a billion dollars of bonds ahead of a sale this month.
May 3 - California
Law firm Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth has hired Katherine Thursby to work in its San Francisco office's public finance division.
May 3 - California
Standard & Poor's revised on Monday its outlook to stable from negative, but affirmed its BB underlying spur on several series of subordinate tax allocation bonds issued by Lancaster Financing Authority, Calif.'s.
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