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In a newspaper column Tuesday, the governor said he would not support budget cuts that could throw universities into financial exigency and close hospitals in order to deal with Louisiana's budget crisis.
February 4 -
California Controller Betty Yee urged public employee unions to negotiate prefunding of retiree healthcare benefits as her office's latest report identified California's OPEB liability at $74.1 billion.
January 27 -
An agreement transferring control of three Maui County hospitals to Kaiser Permanente is said to save the Hawaii government $260 million over 10 years.
January 19 -
Gov. Andrew Cuomos call for New York City to pay much more toward the City University of New York system and Medicaid is a financial gut punch.
January 14 -
As BioNitrogen navigates Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Hendry County, Fla., has refused to extend the companys $300 million private-activity bond allocation.
January 12 -
Weaker results in the current fiscal year prompted one rating agency to shift its outlook on Michigan-based Trinity Health Credit Group's high-grade rating to negative ahead of its sale of $568 million of new-money and refunding bonds.
January 12 -
Standard & Poors bumped Memorial Group Inc. out of junk territory thanks to support provided by the stronger rated BJC Healthcare system.
January 8 -
The California Health Facilities Financing Authority will issue $500 million of revenue bonds next week for the Sutter Health hospital system in Northern California.
January 8 -
Illinois not-for-profit hospitals are facing new uncertainty over their local tax exemptions and charity care obligations after an appellate court voided a 2012 law governing their community benefit requirements.
January 8 -
Moody's Investors Service upgraded UMass Memorial Health Care revenue bonds out of junk to Baa3 from Ba1, affecting $265 million of rated debt.
January 8