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California expects to receive nearly $40 billion from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
April 27 -
Fitch affirmed the Los Angeles-area airport's A rating and raised its outlook to stable though a $1 billion terminal project stalled during the pandemic.
April 25 -
After a four-year absence, Utah’s Intermountain Power Agency returns to the municipal market with nearly $552 million of power supply revenue bonds.
April 25 -
Fitch and S&P have now joined Moody’s in downgrading the Renton, Washington-based healthcare system’s $6 billion of bonds.
April 22 -
A lot is at stake for facilities like Los Angeles International Airport, which has a $15 billion capital improvements program underway.
April 21 -
The budget represents a turn-around as the county got a handle on pandemic-related expenses.
April 20 -
Having completed its first flood management P3, the Army Corps is embarking on a pair of P3 financings to restore urban ecosystems.
April 20 -
Moody's deemed the temporary gas tax holidays implemented in several states credit negative.
April 14 -
The Washington-based system faces challenges, including operating pressures, variable utilization, and weaker liquidity making it more difficult for it to absorb the impact at its previous rating level.
April 6 -
Montebello Unified priced a $12.2 million tax-exempt refunding, but didn't execute a planned taxable tranche.
April 4 -
The city is pricing $168 million of subordinate wastewater revenue bonds on Tuesday. The system's main plant spilled raw sewage into Santa Monica Bay last year.
March 31 -
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and his party's leaders have proposed conflicting plans to give residents relief from gas taxes.
March 28 -
A large portion of Long Beach's downtown has been reshaped using public-private partnerships that delivered a new state courthouse and a city civic center.
March 24 -
The California Health Facilities Finance Authority will price the final authorization of $1.05 billion from the $2 billion program on Tuesday.
March 23 -
The Sites Reservoir received two doses of good news on its financing last week — a federal loan and an increased allocation from a 2014 statewide bond.
March 21 -
The state's workaround to the cap on state and local tax deductions in the 2017 federal tax law might be artificially elevating the figures.
March 18 -
The enrollment controversy hasn't affected the nine-campus University of California system's bond ratings.
March 15 -
The American Rescue Plan Act helped cities avoid insolvency after the pandemic struck, some mayors said.
March 11 -
California's housing crisis and rising gas prices and inflation are hot-button issues as Gov. Gavin Newsom's May budget revision draws near.
March 10 -
The Investment Company Institute on Wednesday reported another round of large outflows, this week at $3.502 billion, up from $2.647 billion of outflows in the previous week.
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