Bankrupt San Bernardino will resume paying into the state pension fund on July 1, but the California city will continue to renege on other debts, including payments to bondholders, according to a new budget released yesterday, Reuters reported. Nearly a year after it halted contributions to America's biggest pension fund, San Bernardino will resume payments to CalPERS at the start of the new fiscal year—but continue to withhold pay to other creditors, according to the budget. San Bernardino will not make interest and principal payments on $50 million in pension bonds issued in 2005, according to the new budget. The city council on Monday will review the budget, a blueprint for how the city proposes to manage its finances since declaring bankruptcy last August.
