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Voters in November approved measures to split the Alpine School District, which has more than $500 million of outstanding bonds, into three systems.

A week ahead of inauguration day, Scott Colbert, executive vice president, director of fixed income and chief economist at Commerce Trust, takes a look at how the Federal Reserve and the economy will fare in President-elect Donald Trump's second run in the White House.

While tax and bond measures fared well in California's November election, reformers are taking aim at the state's slow certification process.

Federal funds flowing from the American Rescue Plan Act must be obligated by Dec. 31 as the threat of a clawback looms as a possibility.

Governments once stayed for decades in the state program for distressed municipalites; one official called it a "roach motel." Today, only three towns remain.

The future of key policies and upcoming budget battle tactics are taking shape based on several leadership changes and announcements in recent days.

Border cities like San Diego have obvious concerns about the impact of a trade war, but the ripples would extend into the South and Midwest, analysts say.

Brad Briner said the state may need to issue short-term debt in the near future to pay for Hurricane Helene expenses.

Pressing issues include market reactions to a second Trump administration, increased oversight from the Securities and Exchange Commission and more.

Washington D.C. is lobbying Congress for an extra $47 million in expenses for the upcoming inauguration of President Trump while also raising concerns about the effects of debt ceiling squabbles on the city's credit rating.