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The judge assigned to Calvin Grigsby's federal discrimination lawsuit against the city of Shreveport, La., is considering whether to dismiss the complaint.
September 30 -
Sweet Briar College saw its revenue bonds upgraded four notches, although still within junk territory, because of efforts to keep the 114-year-old Virginia women's institution open.
September 29 -
A New Jersey appellate court rejected an effort to block a $1.15 billion bond sale to complete the long-stalled American Dream shopping and entertainment development at the Meadowlands.
September 29 -
A second edition of Chapman and Cutler LLPs Municipalities in Distress was released Wednesday four years after books debut.
September 28 -
Puerto Ricos retirement system plans to join an ongoing lawsuit filed against UBS over the alleged mishandling of pension obligation bond proceeds.
September 27 -
Atlantic City is now starring at a possible default by early October after New Jerseys Local Finance Board rejected the distressed citys request for a reprieve after violating a term of a $73 million bridge loan.
September 23 -
A school funding case adds another layer of financial uncertainty for the beleaguered state government.
September 23 -
Miami officials will hold a special meeting with attorneys to determine whether to accept a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission in light of a verdict finding the city guilty of securities fraud.
September 22 -
A $1 billion economic development initiative in Buffalo, N.Y. is at the center of a corruption scheme that federal prosecutors say resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars being awarded for New York State contracts.
September 22 -
Miami City Manager Daniel Alfonso said the city has received a proposed settlement of the Securities and Exchange Commission's case, in which a jury found the city guilty of securities fraud last week.
September 22