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Robert Berry was named to replace Mark Campbell as head of the California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission.
January 9 -
Huntington Beach approved a resolution to refinance up to $436 million of public employee pension debt with pension obligation bonds.
January 9 -
Martin Arrick, a managing director at S&P Ratings and its longtime not-for-profit healthcare group leader, will retire on Jan. 15.
January 9 -
The new law gives school districts more power to deny charter applications, a credit positive for school districts and existing charter schools, Moody's says.
January 7 -
California's I-Bank will be the conduit on the second set of bonds to finance construction of the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures.
January 6 -
The challenge this year will be biggest in the three states that were found by the Council of Development Finance Agencies to be closest to using their 2018 limits — California, New York and Massachusetts.
January 6 -
Residents in Riverside filed a lawsuit seeking to end the city’s practice of transferring water utility revenue.
January 2 -
Jay Goldstone was considered instrumental in San Diego’s re-entry to the bond markets following the city’s pensions scandal in the mid-aughts.
December 26 -
In response to the SEC's complaint, the former chief business officer of a California school district said he acted in good faith.
December 23 -
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission officials say more green bond investors bought into its most recent deal, which carries third-party certification.
December 19