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A San Francisco Superior Court judge will decide in January whether to uphold a decision to terminate the accreditation of the City College of San Francisco.

The Treasury Department auctioned $21 billion of 9-year 11-month notes with a 2 1/4% coupon at a 2.214% high yield, a price of 100.317269.

Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it lowered its issuer credit rating to BBB from BBB-plus on San Fernando, Calif.

Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said it has raised its underlying rating (SPUR) on Plainfield Village, Ill.'s first-lien water and second-lien water and sewer system revenue bonds to AA-plus from AA.

The municipal bond market is seeing the last of this week's big issues priced on Wednesday, as the largest sale of the week came to market.

Information sector revenue grew 1.0% in the third quarter on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the Census Bureau.

Illinois Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka, admired across party lines for her blunt nature and down-to-earth style, died early Wednesday after suffering a stroke. She was 70.

Labor market conditions dipped slightly as the Kansas City Fed Labor Market Conditions Indicators (LMCI) fell to negative 0.50 in November from negative 0.45 in October, according to the Bank.

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback will cut spending by 4% to offset a $279 million revenue shortfall in the current fiscal year. Brownback will also ask the Legislature to authorize internal fund transfers of more than $200 million.

Members of Congress unveiled a fiscal 2015 spending bill late Tuesday, but some provisions tucked into the measure were drawing opposition.

The municipal bond market is set to see the last of the week's big issues priced on Wednesday, with the largest sale of the week on tap from California.

Rhode Island leaders mourn the passing of Lila Sapinsley, a former state senator praised as a trailblazer for political women that state.

New York reached tentative seven-year agreements with the Uniformed Superior Officers Coalition, Mayor Bill de Blasio said, with a net cost of $414 million to the four-year financial plan.

The largest municipal bankruptcy in the U.S. formally ends at 12:01 a.m. Dec. 11, and Detroit will begin fresh with local control and $7 billion less debt.

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