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California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill exempting the state's transit workers from pension reform while suing the federal government for blocking pension reform for those workers.
October 8 -
A lot of work needs to be done in Detroit, but the city has a great deal of potential, Michigan State Treasurer Andy Dillon said.
October 7 -
Bondholders owed nearly $20 million will be paid $50,000 in a bankruptcy settlement plan for the Great Platte River Road museum archway in Nebraska, a colossal financial failure.
October 7 -
Stockton's proposed bankruptcy plan provides clarity on recoveries of certain of the city's obligations, but some questions remain, according to Moody's Investors Service.
October 7 -
Jefferson County, Ala., failed to properly inform residents about the plan that will allow the county to exit bankruptcy, according to a complaint filed Friday.
October 7 -
Robert Rizzo, Bell's former city manager, pleaded no contest Thursday to 69 counts that he defrauded Bell, Calif. of millions of dollars.
October 4 -
The resolution of Detroit's obligations in its Chapter 9 bankruptcy stands to shape the municipal bond market for years, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago concludes in a new report.
October 4 -
Stockton, Calif. received the green light from its city council on its bankruptcy exit plan after reaching a deal with bond insurer Assured Guaranty.
October 4 -
A grassroots group is asking Florida Gov. Rick Scott to delay further legal action against Georgia over water use in the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River basin.
October 4 -
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania cited nominating-paper defects in rejecting the Harrisburg, Pa., mayoral candidacy of independent Nevin Mindlin.
October 4 -
Detroit's long-term revival depends on the ability to access the capital markets, which requires fair treatment of its bondholders in bankruptcy, said bankruptcy expert James Spiotto.
October 4 -
A court ruling that overturned a freeze on retiree healthcare cost inflation in Los Angeles could be a credit negative for state and local governments, according to Fitch Ratings.
October 3 -
Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr said he is considering several ways to wring cash out of the Detroit Institute of Art's collection.
October 3 -
The Tuomey Healthcare System in South Carolina said it is appealing a jury verdict ordering it to pay $277.4 million for False Claims Act violations.
October 2 -
Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes agreed to briefly lift the automatic stay on Detroit's bankruptcy temporarily to allow a state judge to issue an opinion on a related '13th check' pension dispute.
October 2 -
Moody's revised its outlook to developing from negative on Harrisburg parking bonds, pending resolution of the proposed recovery plan in Pennsylvania's capital.
October 2 -
Fitch Ratings confirmed Wednesday that Detroit made its Oct. 1 debt service payments on water and sewer bonds despite a default on its general obligation debt.
October 2 -
The North Carolina Department of Transportation said environmentalists appealed a federal judge's ruling that would have allowed construction to begin on the Bonner Bridge replacement project.
October 2 -
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott dropped his opposition to the merger of American Airlines with U.S. Airways, which faces a federal antitrust lawsuit.
October 2 -
Insurance is making a big difference in trading prices on Detroit's general obligation debt as the city was poised Tuesday to officially default on its first GO full faith and credit pledge.
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