Kyle Glazier is the Washington Bureau Chief of The Bond Buyer. He has previously covered securities law, the Far West, and markets. He has previously written for the Houston Chronicle, Albany Times-Union, and The Denver Post. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Arizona State University and a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Colorado.
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Guam's governor is upping his effort to issue short-term debt.
April 28 -
California localities await funds from the recently adopted state transportation funding bill.
April 27 -
Changes to public pensions should include more accountability for those running them, and need not entail federal help, a report said.
April 24 -
Oregon implemented a state government hiring freeze.
April 21 -
An overhaul of the underfunded Arizona’s Corrections Officers Retirement Plan got a thumbs up from some pension reform advocates.
April 19 -
An emerging network technology that has begun to trickle into the securities industry has potential in the muni market.
April 18 -
Guam is looking to issue short-term debt to pay tax refunds to its citizens.
April 13 -
The California State Teachers’ Retirement System's unfunded liability has jumped.
April 11 -
State and local transportation projects in California will benefit from a $52 billion package approved by the Legislature.
April 7 -
Energy Northwest is preparing to price $592 million of revenue and refunding bonds.
April 6 -
Infrastructure advocates are bearish on the near-term success of President Donald Trump's ambitious plan to "rebuild America's crumbling infrastructure," despite the administration's continuing assurances that transportation, where the backlog is greatest, is a top priority for Trump.
April 5 -
Responding to a report that downplayed the importance of unfunded public pension liabilities, investors said they value the funded-liability metric and see pensions in general as a significant problem.
April 3 -
California leaders have announced their agreement on a five-year $52.4 billion transportation infrastructure investment package that would raise roughly $5 billion in new annual revenue for state and local governments.
March 30 -
Moody's Investors Service is asking market participants to comment on a proposal to publish certain internal issuer ratings.
March 28 -
NevadaNational Football League owners approved the Oakland Raiders public subsidy-laden move to Las Vegas.
March 27 -
CaliforniaSan Francisco's financial position has improved since the publication of its five-year plan in December, though pension funding issues lurk in the background.
March 24 -
A courtroom hearing next month will determine whether California can issue a portion of nearly $10 billion of voter-approved bonds for its high-speed rail program.
March 23 -
San Jose, Calif. is prepared to issue $640.7 million of airport revenue refunding bonds in a deal city officials expect to generate savings well in excess of their policy goals.
March 23 -
A pension reform group took issue with a University of California report that argues that fully funding pensions may be a "misguided" goal.
March 21 -
CaliforniaCalifornia Democrats are a step closer to putting a $3.1 billion bond measure on the ballot in 2018 after passing a bill through the state Assembly without Republican support.
March 21
