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Increasing private school enrollment has little to do with falling California public school enrollment, according to the Public Policy Institute of California.
September 12 -
When Los Angeles World Airports CEO Justin Erbacci steps down next month, Beatrice Hsu will step up as interim CEO.
September 8 -
The 17 struggling hospitals awarded loans through the program serve low-income and elderly patients or are located in underserved areas.
September 7 -
Eskaton, a northern California-based not-for-profit, is spinning off the trio of healthcare facilities to stem fiscal bleeding, and focus on its strengths in the senior-living sector.
September 6 -
Refinitiv Lipper reported $407.976 million of inflows from municipal bond mutual funds for the week ending Wednesday after $534.428 million of outflows into the funds the previous week.
August 31 -
Former Mayor Harry Sidhu pleaded guilty to federal corruption charges this month, as the city continues to recover from the year-plus closure of Disneyland.
August 31 -
The award will be presented to Chu during Women in Public Finance's national conference in Washington, D.C. in September.
August 30 -
Fitch analysts mentioned the tardy ACFR in the ESG section of its most recent rating report on California general obligation bonds.
August 29 -
The state's transportation secretary credited funding from a 2017 gas tax increase for enabling it to clear up a backlog of transportation projects.
August 28 -
The state government says community hospitals will be awarded a combined total of close to $300 million of assistance.
August 25 -
Municipal bond issuance in the Far West was down 2.3% in a first half that saw volume drop 17.1% nationally.
August 24 -
The new California Housing Finance Agency credit pools multifamily housing loans.
August 18 -
Ongoing strikes by actors and writers pose a risk for next year's Oscars ceremony, which generates significant revenue that helps pay off the bonds.
August 17 -
Recent laws extend the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse victims to file civil claims, impacting California school districts and counties.
August 17 -
The board named Jamie Asbury, the district's energy manager, to the top slot after an eight-month search.
August 16 -
The Legislative Analyst's Office says the overhaul of behavioral and mental health systems would come at the expense of services provided by county governments.
August 14 -
California follows Midwest and Southeast states that formed hubs to go after federal infrastructure funding to develop 'clean' hydrogen fuel technology.
August 10 -
American Advanced Management signed a letter of intent for a lease-to-buy agreement for Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital in Hollister.
August 7 -
The revenue bonds were issued through the California Municipal Finance Authority on behalf of LAX Integrated Express Solutions, the P3 project developer.
August 3 -
Most states continue to fare well, despite economic shocks and weakening revenue growth.
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