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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Ridership on the bond-supported Bay Area Rapid Transit system in Northern California is stagnating, leading to a need for financial changes.
February 27 -
Some analysts see an opportunity in hospital bonds, as the spreads in that sector have continued to widen even as the push to repeal the Affordable Care Act loses steam.
February 27 -
Troubles at the Oroville Dam in Northern California highlight the need for infrastructure maintenance and investment.
February 27 -
Public pension funds around the country are reducing their return assumptions.
February 17 -
A trade war or trade slowdown with China could impact some credits, with West Coast container ports particularly vulnerable.
February 17 -
PHOENIX - Legislation that would raise gasoline and other taxes to fund California transportation infrastructure is a step closer to passage after a committee vote Tuesday, in a sign of life for transportation after the legislature failed to pass a funding bill last session.
February 15 -
Federal tax reform efforts will accelerate in just a few weeks, and the stakes are high, lawyers told conference attendees Thursday.
February 9 -
California Republicans have asked the Trump administration to block federal aid to the state's high speed rail project.
February 7 -
New language designed to protect investors appeared in the offering documents of a recent municipal bond deal.
February 7 -
OregonOregon lawmakers will have the option to issue as much as $1.14 billion in new general fund-backed debt and up to $209 million in lottery-backed debt for the 2017-2019 biennium.
February 2 -
American Samoas $78 million of general revenue bonds now have a negative outlook from Moodys Investors Service
January 31 -
WyomingThe Wyoming legislature is considering a bill that would essentially ban major types of renewable energy in the coal revenue-dependent state.
January 27 -
The Port of Oakland this week asked a large stakeholder task force to look for operating efficiencies in preparation for an ambitious construction agenda this year.
January 26 -
Most of the oil states have gone into recession, S&P Global Ratings said in a new report.
January 24 -
Economist Larry Kudlow has joined the Bond Buyer's National Outlook Conference speaking faculty.
January 24 -
A Northern California healthcare district that closed its only hospital with $57 million of certificates of participation outstanding is sorting out its obligations in bankruptcy court.
January 23 -
The Bay Area Toll Authority is set to sell $450 million of bonds Jan. 26 to fund capital projects and refund outstanding debt.
January 20 -
WashingtonA state task force charged with solving Washingtons K-12 education funding crisis failed to overcome its partisan divide, leaving state lawmakers with serious work to do.
January 19 -
The California Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from a group opposing the construction of a new basketball arena in San Francisco.
January 18 -
WashingtonThe State of Washington's debt burden grew less than 1% in 2016, according to the state's annual Debt Affordability Study.
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