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That is exactly the situation in California, where sandwiched between the bankruptcy filings of Stockton and San Bernardino was a state Senate vote to approve bond issuance for the first leg of what is conservatively estimated to be a $68 billion bullet train.

Gardena, which did not have a redevelopment agency, is still on the rebound from a financial disaster that nearly prompted a Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing about seven years ago. Bankruptcy was considered after Gardena amassed $25.5 million in debt ...

US Airways Group Inc. (LCC), which seeks a merger with AMR Corp.’s American Airlines, backs the carrier’s request for more time to develop a bankruptcy restructuring plan. American has asked U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane in Manhattan to ...

Stockton became the nation's largest city to file for bankruptcy in late June after three months ... with dozens of financial attorneys and union representatives before filing. A paper analyzing the process called it "Death by a Thousand Meetings."

The drumbeat of cities filing bankruptcy grows louder: San Bernardino has become the third California city in two weeks to go bust, after Stockton (the biggest U.S. city so far to file) and the small Sierra hamlet of Mammoth Lakes. The L.A ...