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A bankruptcy judge still has to review the sales agreement between Verity Health System and Santa Clara County.

The wholesale public power authority will refund outstanding debt, refinance commercial paper, and fund nuclear fuel for reactors 1 and 2 at Plant Vogtle.

In the absence of advance refunding, Arizona plans to lock in rates by pricing $250.7 million of lottery refunding bonds that will not be delivered until next October.

A think tank is urging residents to support selling the state-owned utility saying that would relieve ratepayers of paying billions in debt.

The St. Louis-based, multi-state Catholic health system is selling $175 million of taxable paper Tuesday.

Voters in the Southern California rejected a water and wastewater rate increase, and a subsequent rate hike triggered an unsuccessful recall election.

Operators of Texas nursing homes will make another attempt to boost reimbursement rates in the 2019 Legislature as the state's "silver tsunami" gains momentum.

Moody's Investors Service now assigns a positive outlook to its A1 rating for the private Pennsylvania university.

Chicago officials say the city will complete its $3 billion securitization program with a $600 million deal as soon as January.

S&P Global Ratings now rates New York personal income tax and sales tax bonds AA-plus.

Fitch Ratings dropped the South Carolina utility’s rating two notches to A-minus and revised the outlook to negative, citing a legal claim by its largest customer.

The city’s incentive plan supports a $5 billion proposal to fill a 40-acre low-lying hole in downtown with a mixed-use development.

Potential federal oversight of public utilities, rising costs, and lawsuits create volatility for utility market investors, Fiera Capital says.

The vote ends the effort to create a new city and ends the legal debate over who would have been responsible for Stockbridge bond debt.

The city in Kansas will issue sales tax and revenue bonds to subsidize about half the cost of an $80 million minor-league baseball stadium.

The five new board members plan to scrutinize future financing plans of the two Poinciana community development districts.

Structural differences insulated Chicago bonds from the worst of the impacts of S&P's new criteria while dragging down the rating of Build Illinois debt.

New ownership backed off on plans to issue community development district bonds to fund a buyout of recreation amenities at a Florida retirement community.

An appellate court denied a request to reconsider an August ruling that effectively ended a long-running appeal of the county's Chapter 9 case.

Dominion Energy said its management offer can be structured to preserve Santee Cooper’s tax-exempt status.