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The California city has filed an emergency petition for bankruptcy, saying it can no longer meet its municipal pension costs.

It's up to them to decide if reams of fine print count as "disclosure," or as subterfuge. They're on the hook just as much as service providers are.

The back-and-forth fighting in Washington over the past four years has made it impossible to cut spending and reform the tax code, impairing the industry.

A new labor agreement covering musicians and a shift away from defined benefit pension plans has helped the Orchestra emerge from Chapter 11.

A judge on Tuesday rejected a union-backed attempt to halt a measure that curbs pensions for San Diego city workers. It may take effect next month.

Can the retirement crisis be solved through a new, government-sponsored and non-optional social safety net, paid by further taxing the rich? Probably not.