- Finance and investment-related court cases
A complaint has reportedly been filed with the Texas Ethics Commission against a group and one of its vocal leaders, claiming they have violated state laws in opposing the City of Mineral Wells' $17.26 million bond election.
November 3
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City Council approved another 30-day contract, risking the long-term deal.
October 31
- Finance and investment-related court cases
A lawsuit seeking to halt construction of the Windy Gap Firming Project's Chimney Hollow Reservoir would not necessarily affect Longmont's proposal to sell $36.3 million in bonds to help cover Longmont's share of the project's costs — if voters approve that measure.
October 30
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The council wants to buy time to decide on a longer term water contract.
October 24
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The petition calls the $1.25 billion budget-balancing move unconstitutional.
October 24
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City council members say they need more time to consider contract and other options.
October 23 -
It's the utility's first long-term debt issuance since a court ruling that could have credit repercussions for SRP and other public utilities.
October 23
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Judge James Gibbons allowed the city to appeal immediately to the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania.
October 19
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The state’s high-speed rail program still faces a long journey to completion beset by lawsuits and political opponents.
October 19
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S&P raised the city's rating on notch to CCC-plus and assigns a stable outlook.
October 17
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The $2 billion public-private partnership was put on hold after a federal judge issued an injunction.
October 17
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The Connecticut Education Association seeks an injunction, calling the governor's executive-order cuts illegal.
October 12
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The job cuts are permitted under the state’s Municipal Stabilization and Recovery Act, the judge ruled.
October 11
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It is unclear whether bond investors will be included as creditors in the California hospital district's bankruptcy.
October 6
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A lower court rejected many residents' arguments, including one about how bond proceeds will be used to buy amenities from the developer.
October 4
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The high court case could have undermined the sales tax refunding warrants that priced in July.
October 3
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The Tulare Local Healthcare District has both general obligation and revenue bonds outstanding.
October 2
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Robert Lamb of Lamont Financial Services is a veteran of municipal turnaround efforts in Connecticut.
October 2
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The Department of Energy approved $3.7 billion in loan guarantees for the Plant Vogtle project.
October 2
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Court mediation offers no solution to Flint indecision on water contract.
September 29
