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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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.
January 13 -
A cybersecurity scare at a public power utility in Vermont has some municipal market participants thinking about how an attack could affect the nation's utility bond issuers.
January 13 -
San Francisco voters will be asked to approve a $350 million bond to repair its fragile seawall, which experts believe needs a multi-billion dollar investment.
January 10 -
A second state appeals court decision in California that rejects a rigid interpretation of the so-called California Rule of vested rights has boosted the hopes of those who want to change public pension formulas in the Golden State.
January 9 -
OregonA probable rollback of federal protections put in place after the Great Recession means Oregon must be even more vigilant in its stewardship of public funds, said its new treasurer, Tobias Reed.
January 9 - California
The California Public Employees' Retirement Systems decision to reduce its assumed rate of investment return to 7.0% from 7.5% is good for the credit of the state and its local governments, Moodys Investors Service said Thursday.
January 5 -
A coalition of state, local, and infrastructure groups is pushing the California Legislature to act on transportation funding soon in 2017 after failing to reach a last-minute deal in 2016.
January 5 -
CaliforniaThe release of a lengthy collection of environmental documents sets the stage for the California WaterFix Delta tunnel project to move forward and for its opponents to continue fighting it in both courtrooms and the court of public opinion.
January 5 -
Members of Donald Trump's transition team have been reaching out to muni market participants as the President-elect plans an infrastructure task force.
December 28 -
AlaskaAlaska Gov. Bill Walker's $4.2 billion fiscal year 2018 contains a familiar proposal.
December 22 -
The Supreme Court of California has a case before it with the potential to alter the political and legal conversations about pensions in the Golden State and beyond.
December 22
