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The city would issue short-term debt this summer and refund it as part of a long-term bond offering next year.
June 30 -
The controversial idea has taken on more urgency as transit agencies nationally struggle with low ridership.
June 15 -
Without certification it will be harder to get the appeals court to hear any bondholders' appeal.
May 3 -
The taxable bonds would finance a bottling and other facilities, which would be leased to a private business.
April 20 -
The Tulare lab is not required to make lease payments that pay the debt if the building is rendered inoperable.
April 3 -
The ruling may open the way for approval of a payout to bondholders as small as 0.21%.
March 23 -
President Biden's budget would allow large transit agencies to divert formula capital grants to operations in 2024, a move that one transit official said may hurt smaller agencies.
March 16 -
Revenue bonds sold in 2018 for the project would be paid over seven years at lower rates under the Chapter 11 exit plan for the Bridgemoor at Plano debt.
March 7 -
A refinancing plan for the defaulted Legacy Cares bonds aimed to raise money to settle claims from contractors and others.
February 28 -
"The board's arguments are bad for the future of infrastructure financing in the United States," Oversight Board member Justin Peterson said.
February 15 -
State agencies expect to issue about $14.42 billion of debt during the fiscal year that began Sept. 1.
December 27 -
Washington's new measure to clean up Puget Sound would require billions in borrowing over the next decade, including up to $14 billion in King County alone.
December 8 -
The Utah Inland Port Authority, which sold $150 million of bonds in December, asked the audit team to provide direction on potential risks.
September 22 -
S&P upgraded the bonds to AA-plus and Fitch revised the outlook on the AA-rated debt to positive from stable.
September 21 -
Mississippi's largest city is without running water. It has $191 million in outstanding water and sewerage revenue bonds, according to Moody's.
August 31 -
City and state will issue municipal bonds for the domed stadium while lowering taxpayer liabilities.
July 6 -
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority took action on Thursday to head to the state Supreme Court to validate $5 billion of planned bond issuance.
June 13 -
The recent Texas law led the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs to drop three underwriters from a recent deal late in the process.
May 10 -
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority received state approval on Wednesday for a $200 million revolving line of credit to jumpstart its $5 billion expansion program, but will not be able to spend a portion of the money unless a lawsuit is resolved in its favor.
May 4 -
Opposition to the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority’s $5 billion, bond-financed improvement and expansion project is heating up with a lawsuit seeking to block it filed ahead of a meeting to consider initial financing.
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