Erin Hudson

Harvard-Westlake School, one of the country’s most exclusive private schools famous for educating generations of Hollywood stars, is tapping the public debt markets for the first time.

With threats to election officials on the rise since 2020, local governments have been spending millions of dollars to increase protections for voters, poll workers, ballots and equipment.

Municipal bonds rallied the most in three months on Friday, continuing a recovery that began Thursday after a sharp selloff following the US presidential election.

An elite private high school in Newport Beach, California, the home of bond-fund firm Pacific Investment Management Co. , is making its own foray into the debt market.

Pat Haskell, firm's muni head, sees another supply record Investor is in wait-and-see mode on Trump policy, tax changes

In This Article BLK (Bloomberg) -- A BlackRock Inc. fund has bought municipal debt issued earlier this year in a first-of-its-kind deal that relies exclusively on blockchain technology.

Municipal bonds sold by colleges and charter schools became distressed at record levels in 2024, as the amount of defaulted state and local government debt hit a three-year high.

(Bloomberg) -- Just down the road from Stanford University, a roughly $200 million campus upgrade is underway at one of the Palo Alto area's elite private schools, with plans encompassing state-of-the-art classrooms, an aquatics center and a recording studio.

Officials at Palisades Charter High School, overlooking the Pacific Ocean in West Los Angeles, are pleading for temporary space so they can reopen in-person classes after more than 40% of its structures were damaged by the disastrous wildfires burning up large swaths of Southern California.

Students, teachers and parents across Los Angeles are coping with the destruction from catastrophic wildfires by sharing food, hugs and tears. But, what school officials say they need more than anything else is cash to pay for new places to learn.