City of Los Angeles, CA

Jeanne Holm, appointed by Mayor Eric Garcetti, will help guide the city government through its worst financial crisis in a decade.

City leaders are evaluating layoffs, raise deferrals, leasing city assets and postponing construction projects.

Several California cities are cutting police budgets, and shifting non-violent 911 calls to mental health workers.

Municipals showed strength Tuesday in the face of new supply as long yields dipped as much as two basis points.

Yields have essentially remained flat since mid-June as the market has digested new issues well and investors are starved for paper, especially tax-exempts.

Protecting the tax-exempt status of municipal bonds and reviving Build America Bonds are priorities for the New Partnership on Infrastructure.

Mayor Eric Garcetti declared a state of fiscal emergency when he delivered his budget proposal for fiscal 2021.

Mayor Eric Garcetti announced plans to furlough thousands of city employees because of coronavirus-driven shortfalls.

Many businesses have implemented policies to limit non-essential travel, which is likely to have impacted the biennial presentation to municipal bond investors.

Eight Los Angeles agencies, with a combined $49 billion in debt, will give presentations on their projects, debt portfolios and expected new issuance.

Eric Garcetti's signed an executive directive

Dozens of deals hit the screens on Wednesday, with offerings from Massachusetts and New York issuers headlining the supply slate.

Just under $7 billion of new-issue supply is on tap in the municipal primary market this week.

The municipal bond market was little changed in quiet activity during Wednesday’s shortened trading session.

Municipal bond investors saw little supply price into a strong market on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday’s early session close.

With under a $1 billion of bonds and notes selling this week, investors were looking beyond the week’s offerings — to fundamentals and performance.

Municipal bond buyers will see a holiday-shortened week with little in the way of supply on tap.

Buyers of short-term municipal paper were treated to over $1.5 billion of notes from a big California issuer on Wednesday.

Heading into the midway point of 2019, munis continue to be in a good place and show no signs of slowing in terms of strong technicals.

A city called the "double black diamond" of car driving is at the epicenter for autonomous-vehicle testing.