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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The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has censored and fined UBS Financial Services $750,000 for falsely representing to its customers that the interest on their municipal bond payments was tax-exempt when it was taxable.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 14 - California
Fresno County, Calif. will bring $27 million of pension obligation refunding bonds to market in the coming days.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 13 - California
Richmond, Calif., is fighting to avoid being perceived as the next California issuer in distress after Moodys Investors Service downgraded the city to junk.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 13 - California
Roseville, Calif.'s water utility revenue certificates of participation won an upgrade from Standard & Poor's, which cited the system's ability to raise rates.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 12 - Oregon
Portland, Ore., will execute its largest refunding in city history when it issues some $400 million of sewer system refunding bonds Aug. 18.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 10 - California
A survey out the San Francisco Controller's office found residents to be reasonably satisfied with its infrastructure and public services, in advance of major investments and a large bond proposal.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 7 - Alaska
CIVICVentures, an Alaska non-profit, is selling $90 million of tax-exempt refunding bonds next week on behalf of Anchorage.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 6 -
Municipal issuers no longer consider bankruptcy to be taboo and distressed governments are increasingly likely to consider it an option, Moody's analysts said in a report.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 6 - California
Moody's Investors Service dropped Richmond, Calif. to junk late Tuesday with a three-notch downgrade that brought the city's implied general obligation rating to Ba1.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 5 - Alaska
The Environmental Protection Agency has given Alaska a temporary pass on the EPA's latest carbon emissions rules because of the state's unique energy infrastructure challenges, a decision praised by the governor.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 4 - Wyoming
Standard & Poor's upgraded Wyoming's Fremont County School District No. 1 to A-plus from A.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 4 - Alaska
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority is going to sell $67 million of bonds to refund debt it used to purchase a hydroelectric plant from the U.S. Department of Energy.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 3 - Washington
Public Utility District #1 of Klickitat County, Wash. is going to sell $79 million of revenue and refunding bonds for its electrical infrastructure.
By Kyle GlazierAugust 3 - Oregon
Although drought conditions in Oregon are bad for credit overall, and especially in agricultural communities, official drought declarations by Gov. Kate Brown are a positive development, Moodys Investors Service said Friday.
By Kyle GlazierJuly 31 -
The Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority in Washington State is planning to sell nearly $1 billion of green bonds Aug. 4 to pay for its mass transit system and for possible refunding purposes.
By Kyle GlazierJuly 31 -
Standard & Poor's placed Palm Drive Health Care District, Calif.'s revenue debt on negative watch due to lack of timely information.
By Kyle GlazierJuly 30 -
Lawmakers in Sacramento are trying to solve a very big and expensive puzzle: how to fund Californias estimated $5.7 billion annual infrastructure funding gap.
By Kyle GlazierJuly 30 -
American Samoa is getting ready to sell $73 million of junk-rated bonds next month.
By Kyle GlazierJuly 29 - Wyoming
The Wyoming Community Development Authority is gearing up to issue $114 million to refund outstanding bonds and to purchase home loans as part of a program to make home buying easier for some state residents.
By Kyle GlazierJuly 27 -
Sacramento is set to sell $282 million of bonds to finance a basketball arena after prevailing in a lawsuit challenging the validity of the debt.
By Kyle GlazierJuly 24









