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California gets $5.4 billion bank loan to bypass U.S. debt drama
Money & CompanyCalifornia borrowed $5.4 billion from major banks Tuesday, boosting its cash reserves ahead of possible market disruptions tied to Washington’s debt drama. The state got the loan at an annualized interest rate of 0.237%, Treasurer Bill Lockyer said.... -
California gets top ratings on planned debt sale
Money & CompanyCalifornia on Thursday got the highest possible credit ratings on the short-term debt it plans to issue the week of Sept. 12. That’s should be good for taxpayers, at the expense of the investors who are expected to buy the...... -
California short-term debt deal more than half sold on first day
Money & CompanyYield-hungry individual investors on Tuesday put in orders to buy more than half of the short-term notes that California is selling this week to raise cash. Brokerages handling the deal for state Treasurer Bill Lockyer said they had orders for...... -
California sells out $5.4-billion debt deal at low end of yield estimates
Money & CompanyInvestors’ scramble to earn a reasonable return on their cash helped California sell out an offering of $5.4 billion in short-term notes earlier than expected -- and at the low end of expected yields. The state said it completed the...... -
California muni bond deal sees light demand from individual investors
Money & CompanyA steep drop in interest rates on tax-free municipal bonds this year has curbed individual investors’ appetite for a new California debt offering. The state’s brokerage network took in orders Friday and Monday for $640 million of a $2.5-... -
California sells $2.4 billion of bonds amid falling yields
Money & CompanyCalifornia on Tuesday wrapped up its first long-term debt sale of 2011, paying interest rates substantially below what it paid on bonds last November -- a savings for taxpayers. The drop in yields curbed demand for the bonds from individual...... -
California treasurer: Put renewable-energy tax exemption on hold
Money & CompanyCalifornia Treasurer Bill Lockyer, the head of panel that hands out sales tax exemptions to renewable-energy manufacturing companies, wants to suspend the program in the wake of the Solyndra scandal. Lockyer said he will ask fellow members of the... -
Bell salaries raise more concerns about CalPERS
The failure of the state's embattled pension system to take action after learning four years ago of Bell city officials' runaway salaries has put the fund under another unwelcome spotlight. The state attorney general says he is shocked that nobody at the...Tags: John Chiang, Career and Workplace, Executive Branch, Public Officials, Government
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Lockyer delivers unwelcome message
California State Treasurer Bill Lockyer delivered some disheartening news to a small group of local officials Thursday night: Local redevelopment agencies are all but dead. Officials in Burbank and Glendale have joined with other local governments to...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Central Park, Executive Branch, Regional Authority
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Asume Newsom la vicegubernatura
SACRAMENTO — Gavin Newsom tomó este lunes el juramento para asumir el cargo como el 49 Vicegobernador de California.
El juramento le fue tomado por su padre, William Newsom, ex Juez Asociado de la Corte de Apelaciones de California en San...Tags: California, Gavin Newsom, Jerry Brown, San Francisco, Human Interest
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Special meeting on redevelopment funding called
Glendale officials have scheduled a special meeting for Friday to discuss options for protecting local redevelopment money from falling into the hands of Sacramento under Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed budget. The special 9 a.m. meeting at City Hall...Tags: Government, Elections, Crime, Law and Justice, Jerry Brown, Politics
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Residents speak out about alleged scam
The city's role in the alleged over-billing of Advanced Development & Investment Inc. for at least one Glendale affordable housing project, Vassar City Lights, was a major topic of discussion during the public comment period of the City Council meeting...Tags: Entertainment, Television, California, Elections, Politics
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