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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 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.

CALIFORNIA

ALABAMA

The Kentucky Pension Oversight Board will finalize recommendations for new funding and tighter control of the state's pension systems at its Dec. 16 meeting.

Governments should invest $163 billion a year in infrastructure to keep pace with growing transportation needs, new study finds.

Indiana University is selling $56 million of so-called green bonds Wednesday, the second public university to tap into the young market.

Tarleton State University, part of the Texas A&M University System, plans to build a new Fort Worth campus on 80 acres of land donated by the Walton Group of Companies.

KANSAS

ILLINOIS

Maryland will delay bidding for two months on its $2.45 billion Purple Line P3 project so new governor can review.

Strong Demand convinced the Los Angeles Community College District's finance team move ahead on plans to price a sizeable $1.4 billion in general obligation bonds this week.

KENTUCKY

ALABAMA

Transportation infrastructure construction will grow slightly faster than the rest of the economy in 2015, according to highway construction group.

Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., plans to restructure its medical center as a separate nonprofit over the next year to adapt to the changing health care environment.

Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr said he is leaving the city with a new budget that would have a $100 million surplus after two years.

ARIZONA

ALABAMA

The Bond Buyer’s 20-Bond GO Index of 20-year general obligation yields dropped to its lowest level in at least six months as it fell 11 basis points in the week ended Dec. 3 to 3.83% from 3.94% in the previous week.