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A judge ruled Tuesday that Atlantic City is in compliance with payments owed to its school district and now the gambling hub is fighting back against New Jersey in a counter lawsuit.
April 20 -
A recent Superior Court ruling, a pending district lawsuit and a renewed push for statehood have all set the stage for a budget showdown in the nations capital this fall.
April 20 -
Bond attorney Kareem Spratling, whose career was boosted by timely mentoring, wants to assist the careers of lawyers of diverse backgrounds as chairman of the Diversity Committee for the National Association of Bond Lawyers.
April 20 - Kentucky
A plan to resolve Hillview, Ky.'s bankruptcy case led Standard & Poor's late Tuesday to lift the bond ratings of the small city south of Louisville to investment grade from junk.
April 20 - Kentucky
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin said Tuesday that he ordered an investigation into potentially illegal contracting and coerced political contributions during former Gov. Steve Beshears administration.
April 19 -
Ramapo, N.Y.s A1 rating from Moodys Investors Service is on review for downgrade in the wake of federal fraud charges alleging misstatements of financial reporting.
April 18 -
Atlantic City averted a shutdown of its schools with a $4.25 million payment made Thursday.
April 15 -
House Republican leaders plan to hold a policy meeting Friday morning with their members on pending legislation for Puerto Rico to try to gain more support for it.
April 14 -
In parallel actions on Thursday, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. district attorney for the Southern District of New York filed civil and criminal charges against Ramapo, N.Y., officials for misleading investors in connection with bonds issued to finance a minor league baseball stadium.
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As Orange County, Calif., approaches the end of debt service payments related to its 1994 bankruptcy, it is lining up its first long term debt sale in a decade.
April 14