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Nine mayors from across the country backed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s double-barreled strategy to move infrastructure legislation.
August 13 -
A speculative-grade deal to build on-campus housing at Santa Rosa Junior College is a first for a conduit issuer operating out of the State Treasurer's Office.
August 12 -
California's troubled high-speed rail project was not a priority in the bill the Senate passed Tuesday, amid $66 billion targeted for intercity rail.
August 10 -
The shutdown of a major California hydroelectric power facility underscores the severity of drought conditions in the state.
August 6 -
A project that dealt municipal bond investors one of the biggest high-yield defaults of the past decade is about to ask them for more cash
August 5 -
The city has issued a second set of bonds to fund 266 housing units that are the first of some 8,000 planned on adjoining islands in the San Francisco Bay.
August 5 -
July volume was $31.9 billion keeping the annual pace ahead of last year's record-breaking total. Issuance still lags demand by a large amount — $60 billion by many accounts for August alone — as redemptions coupon payments pile up.
July 30 -
The question looms as to what point heightened wildfire activity becomes a significant risk for municipal debt.
July 29 -
A double-digit return will trigger a reduction in the California Public Employees’ Retirement System's discount rate under a risk mitigation policy.
July 14 -
The Fitch Ratings upgrade applies only to GO debt — the city's issuer default rating remains AA-plus. The GOs benefit from California’s 2016 statutory lien law.
July 8 -
S&P Global Ratings gave California an elevated risk in the environmental category on an ESG scorecard, partly because of wildfire risks.
July 1 -
The agreement sets milestones for the project, expected to halve border wait times, to be completed by 2024.
June 28 -
Brightline Holdings will wait until 2022 to try again to finance a passenger train to Las Vegas from Southern California with tax-exempt bonds.
June 24 -
Following the change, S&P now views all U.S. public finance sectors as stable with the exception of higher education.
June 23 -
The coalition wants the final budget signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom to include his broadband proposal, not the Legislature's.
June 21 -
Republicans warn about inflation while Democrats celebrate social program expansions.
June 17 -
Kroll analysts say federal aid helped the city avoid tapping deficit financing to pass a balanced budget.
June 16 -
The networking group created by a trio of San Francisco-based finance leaders just ahead of the pandemic is looking forward to in-person meetups.
June 10 -
The California treasurer also suggests adding flexibility to federal rail grants ,which are typically reserved for government projects, to include jointly undertaken public-private partnerships.
June 7 -
The measure would fund deferred maintenance projects at K-12 schools and state universities. It heads to the Assembly and would ultimately be decided by voters.
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