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Delayed L.A. convention center deal a question of when, not if (opens the original)
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A $1.8 billion deal to finance the expansion of the Los Angeles convention center was delayed this week, but the transaction, given its centrality to the city's plans, is likely to reappear. Unlike refunding bonds that can lose their reason for being if interest rates spike, Los Angeles needs to offer new money debt to finance a project with a timetable that is closely linked to the 2028 Summer Olympics. The bonds are already approved by the city council. Los Angeles debt manager Ha To declined
S&P analysts weigh wildfire risks and credit stability for California utilities (opens the original)
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California's recurring wildfire crises continue to test the financial resilience of the state's utilities, insurers, and public balance sheets. During a Thursday webinar, S&P Global Ratings analysts evaluated how legislative measures, capital reserves, and ongoing litigation shape credit ratings for investor-owned utilities and municipal providers alike. A cornerstone of credit support for major investor-owned utilities remains the state's legislative backstop, according to the rating agency's a
Newsom's veto kills California infrastructure bank bill (opens the original)
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A proposed state infrastructure bank is among the victims of California Gov. Gavin Newsom's veto pen as he nears the end of his final term in the office. Newsom Sunday vetoed Senate Bill 769, which would have created a Golden State Infrastructure Corp. within the State Treasurer's Office to finance large-scale infrastructure projects. The veto means California and its next governor must use the state's existing financing tools to fund infrastructure. The governor also vetoed bills that would hav
Nobel-winning economists tout California's billionaire tax (opens the original)
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California's billionaire tax measure — designed to replace funds lost from the Trump administration's cuts to Medicaid — is lining up supporters as November's mid-term election draws near. The cuts to Medicaid proposed in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act would take effect next year, but many states are scrambling to figure out how to replace lost federal funding to the healthcare program, which provides medical coverage for the nation's poor. Medicaid costs have typically been shared by the federa
Bondholders agree to ease key deadline for LAX people mover (opens the original)
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Bondholders have agreed to push back a key deadline on the lender agreement for bonds supporting the people mover project at Los Angeles International Airport. The delay on the longstop date averts a threatened technical default on the bonds, and gives a consortium of private developers more time for the 30-day testing needed before the SkyLink trains can be placed into service. "The lender longstop date was always meant to be two months prior to the construction long-stop date, so it could act
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