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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Fitch Ratings has placed $112.5 million of revenue bonds issued for the J. David Gladstone Institute on negative outlook due to "unsustainable" draws on the organization's endowment fund.
By Kyle GlazierSeptember 11 - Oregon
The city of Lebanon, Ore. is preparing to issue more than $14 million of refunding debt.
By Kyle GlazierSeptember 10 - California
Standard & Poor's has upgraded Eureka Redevelopment Agency, Calif. to BBB-plus from BBB, citing improved cash management.
By Kyle GlazierSeptember 10 - California
California's recent agreement with one of its employee unions to have employees prefund some of their retirement benefits is something its elected leaders want to extend to more state employees.
By Kyle GlazierSeptember 10 -
The Oregon Facilities Authority is preparing to sell a cross-border deal when it issues $71.1 million of bonds for Providence Health & Services in Washington.
By Kyle GlazierSeptember 8 -
California lawmakers are getting closer to finding more money for the state's infrastructure with less than two weeks left in the regular legislative session, though deep divides remain.
By Kyle GlazierSeptember 2 - California
Standard & Poor's has upgraded Salinas, Calif.'s sanitary sewer system revenue bonds to AA-minus from A-plus.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 31 -
The Tri-county Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon will sell $133.6 million of triple-A rated payroll tax bonds Sept. 9.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 31 - Oregon
While growth rates and the trajectory of the economy have improved considerably, Oregon is not yet fully healed from the recession and may suffer from the retirement of older workers, the state's economic forecast showed.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 28 -
Washington State is racking up court-imposed penalties approaching $2 million, a positive for the credits of school districts in the state, Moody's Investors Service said this week.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 28 - Washington
Standard & Poor's has affirmed its A-plus rating for Washougal, Wash. water and sewer revenue bonds ahead of a $10.8 million deal.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 27 -
Officials at Portland, Ore.'s Metro want to complete the bond financing of a long-delayed hotel adjacent to its convention center after a recent major courtroom victory.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 27 - California
Sacramento is planning to convert existing short-term debt into long-term bonds next month to finance its share of an arena for the Sacramento Kings basketball team.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 25 -
San Jose, Calif.s pension settlement with the citys police and firefighters is evidence that reducing pension liabilities will be challenging for local governments, Fitch Ratings said in a commentary.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 21 - California
Standard & Poor's affirmed its AAA rating of California Department of Water Resources water system revenue bonds for the Central Valley Project ahead of a $109 million deal it expects to price Aug. 25.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 21 -
A high-profile San Francisco Bay Area business advocate, the Bay Area Council's Jim Wunderman, says a sales tax should be used to help meet California's massive unfunded transportation needs.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 20 -
California lawmakers began consideration of several bond-related propositions aimed at raising infrastructure revenue.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 19 - Alaska
Standard & Poors put triple-A rated Alaska on negative outlook and warned that it might no longer warrant the highest rating if the states lawmakers fail to fix its structural budget imbalance.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 18 - Alaska
Alaska and California issuers are among those at risk of downgrades after U.S. oil prices tumbled this week, Fitch Ratings said Tuesday.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 18 -
Standard & Poor's announced Friday that it is withdrawing its rating on Palm Drive Health Care District, Calif. after repeated attempts to get necessary information from the issuer failed.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 14







