NEWS STORY: California’s Running Low On Cash
January 11, 2010
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PRINTBloomberg.com reports that California may delay paying some of its bills in March 2010 because its cash reserves are running low. Though, tax revenues should allow the state to meet some of these short-term bond obligations in the following months, they won’t help California’s credit rating, which is the worst of any state in the union.
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