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The water and wastewater deals will finance upgrades of the two systems.

Michigan State University's credit fundamentals will be the deciding factor when it sells bonds to fund the settlement, say market observers.

The new guidance is just the first of a planned three-part release, which will later cover social media use and the rule's content standards.

State-owned Santee Cooper wants the high court to affirm its authority to set rates and pay off bonds that financed its scrubbed nuclear reactor project.

A new board supersedes the current five-member elected board of Munice Community Schools, which is now limited to an advisory role.

Bond proceeds, approved in a 2016 measure, will be used for programs to aid homeless people.

The junk-rated city is eyeing a return to market without a state backstop, but there is no timeline.

A general obligation refunding is definitely in the cards for Chicago Public Schools, and a new money deal may come as well.

Education banker John Baracy has opened Raymond James’ first public finance office in Los Angeles.

Supporters say the plan would help create affordable housing in the fire-ravaged city.

The $500 million settlement with 330 sex-abuse victims must still be approved by a judge.

Municipal buyers expect the city of Los Angeles to hit the market running as it plans to competitively sell almost $1.9 billion of notes and bonds.

The condition of Florida’s economy and finances led Moody's to upgrade the state to Aaa.

Wake County has taken the first step toward putting three bonds on the November ballot that will cost, in total, $1.1 billion.

Municipal buyers will see a $5.3 billion new issue calendar next week, with the biggest deals coming out of Los Angeles.

A civil grand jury slammed the Alum Rock school board for running the district poorly, including on bond-related matters.

Cash flow pressures drove a downgrade of Stockton University as the New Jersey public college prepares to open an Atlantic City campus.

Municipal bonds held onto gains as buyers saw two big deals come to market on Thursday.

Spokane County will issue $25 million in bonds that will be repaid as a loan by the agency building the project.

The Eugene School Board addressed several big topics at Wednesday evening's meeting, but it declined to advance a $385 million bond measure.