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California State Controller John Chiang agreed to a forensic audit of Cudahy, Calif. after receiving several letters from the mayor requesting it.
September 6 -
The Stockton City Council will hold a public forum to discuss the search for the next city manager to lead the bankrupt city.
September 6 -
The Miami-Dade County Commission wants the Justice department to dismiss its antitrust suit to block the merger of US Airways and American Airlines.
September 5 -
Fitch Ratings has upgraded the ratings on $250 million of water revenue bonds issued by the Stockton Public Financing Authority, despite ongoing concerns surrounding the city's bankruptcy.
September 5 -
A California ruling favors a Mendocino County district in the lawsuit pitting Willits Unified School District against financial advisor Caldwell Winters Flores.
September 5 -
The emergency manager of Hamtramck, a small town surrounded entirely by Detroit, began implementing her financial plan to revive the city by firing a trio of top city employees and cutting the City Councils pay.
September 5 -
Oakland Countys delay on its $350 million bond deal originally set for next week has nothing to do with Detroit, a top executive said Wednesday.
September 5 -
Michigan Wednesday launched a financial investigation into two more local governments in the metro Detroit region.
September 4 -
Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr and the bankrupt city's investment banker said in depositions that the need to access casino revenue drove tense negotiations with interest-rate swap counterparties.
September 4 -
Former El Paso County Judge Anthony Cobos pleads guilty to federal corruption charges involving selection of underwriters for $40 million county GO refunding in 2007.
September 4 -
Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes granted Michigan's request for an expedited hearing on a motion to quash a request to depose Gov. Rick Snyder.
September 3 -
Detroit sent out its request for proposals soliciting debtor-in-possession financing to a targeted group of investors late last week but they will remain confidential.
September 3 -
A federal judge sided with American Airlines in agreeing to set a November trial date for the federal government's civil antitrust lawsuit against the airline's merger with US Airways Group.
September 3 -
Revenue bondholders would emerge unscathed under the proposed Harrisburg, Pa., financial recovery plan, Moody's Investors Service said Friday.
August 30 -
Calvin Grigsby is protesting Jefferson County, Ala.'s proposal to reject a claim for $1.63 billion in the county's bankruptcy case.
August 30 -
Lancaster County expects to pay $131 million for the Harrisburg, Pa., incinerator under a key component of the city's recovery plan, according to documents.
August 30 -
Lawyers for bankrupt Detroit and creditors opposed to its proposed interest-rate swap settlement met with a mediator Thursday as the city prepared to raise debtor-in-possession financing.
August 30 -
Distressed Harrisburg, Pa., reached an agreement in principle to transfer operations of the water and sewer system to the Harrisburg Authority public works agency.
August 29 -
A federal bankruptcy judge did not rule on American Airlines confirmation plan but indicated he was leaning towards such a move despite a federal antitrust lawsuit.
August 29 -
Rising bond interest rates further complicated an intricate Harrisburg, Pa., debt-reduction accord, said Mark Kaufman, receiver William Lynch's lead attorney.
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