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The U.S. Department of Transportation told a Florida congressman who made inquiries about All Aboard Floridas financing that it does not evaluate ridership, revenue, or creditworthiness for private activity bond allocations.
January 4 -
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto is resigning his post at the close of business Wednesday two and a half months after the leader of New York States fourth largest township was indicted on federal corruption charges.
January 4 -
The Rhode Island Commerce Corp. and Securities and Exchange Commission are close to reaching a final settlement over fraud charges the SEC brought in connection with a private placement involving the video game company 38 Studios.
January 3 -
San Bernardino, Calif. City Manager Mark Scott believes the citys Chapter 9 bankruptcy workout, combined with voter approval of a new city charter, poises the city for a comeback.
December 29 -
Genesee County, Mich., officials say they don't expect criminal charges against former Flint leaders stemming from the city's participation in the Karegnondi Water Authority pipeline to impact the project or its bonds.
December 27 -
The Supreme Court of California has a case before it with the potential to alter the political and legal conversations about pensions in the Golden State and beyond.
December 22 -
SEC sues, U.S. Attorney indicts former official of New York State Common Retirement Fund and two brokers over pay-to-play scheme.
December 21 -
New criminal charges stemming from the Flint, Michigan water contamination crisis accuse two former state-appointed emergency managers and two other ex-city employees with using false and misleading tactics to participate in the bond-financed Karegnondi Water Authority project.
December 20 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Boards rule changes to prevent municipal advisors from engaging in pay-to-play practices are constitutional and comply with federal statutes, contrary to the claims of three Republican groups, the MSRB told a federal appeals court on Monday
December 20 -
Philadelphia got the green light to proceed with a new tax on sugary drinks after a judge dismissed efforts by the beverage industry seeking to halt the policy.
December 20