- Oregon
Oregon is planning to sell $412 million of lottery bonds next week to fund development projects throughout the state and refunding outstanding debt.
By Tonya ChinDecember 31 -
A ceremonial groundbreaking for California's $68 billion high speed passenger rail project is scheduled in Fresno.
By Tonya ChinDecember 31 - Washington
Washington's Performance Management Program has saved the state millions of dollars, according to a report from Gov. Jay Inslee's office.
By Tonya ChinDecember 29 - Alaska
Standard & Poor's warned that the plunge in oil prices could hurt Alaska's credit rating, unless the state takes action to address its deficit.
By Tonya ChinDecember 18 -
Market participants expect strong demand for the state of Washington's $530 million general obligation bond scheduled for next month.
By Tonya ChinDecember 18 -
State Controller John Chiang issued a report warning of the growing unfunded retiree healthcare liability cost which has reached $71.8 billion.
By Tonya ChinDecember 17 - Alaska
Moody's Investors Service has revised its outlook on Aaa-rated Alaska to negative from stable as plunging oil prices threaten to reduce the state's budgetary reserve.
By Tonya ChinDecember 17 - California
California's severe drought will cost the state billions of dollars for 2014, but its economy is still doing well, according to municipal analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
By Tonya ChinDecember 16 -
Stockton, Calif. received approval of its bankruptcy plan in October, but it continues to face challenges from its holdout creditor, Franklin Advisors.
By Tonya ChinDecember 12 - Alaska
The state of Alaska recently lowered its revenue forecast due to declining oil prices, with no immediate impact on its credit rating, according to Fitch Ratings.
By Tonya ChinDecember 12