- California
A recent analysis conducted by the California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission found that the state's water districts could afford to pay estimated debt service costs included in the Bay Area Delta Conservation Plan.
By Tonya ChinNovember 24 -
A judge gave the green light for Portland, Ore.'s Metro to issue bonds for a hotel project, but opponents say they will appeal the ruling.
By Tonya ChinNovember 21 - California
California's total reserves could grow to over $4 billion by the end of fiscal year 2016, according to estimates by the state's Legislative Analyst's Office.
By Tonya ChinNovember 20 - California
Fremont Unified School District sold $140 million of general obligation bonds on Tuesday to fund school projects throughout the San Francisco Bay Area district.
By Tonya ChinNovember 19 -
San Francisco's toll bridge agency is planning to sell $814 million of refunding and revenue bonds next month.
By Tonya ChinNovember 18 -
Kroll Bond Rating Agency has assigned a AA-plus rating to Assured Guaranty Municipal Corp., citing an ability to satisfy all of its claims in full and on time.
By Tonya ChinNovember 13 - California
With its credit reputation on the upswing, California was in a position to capitalize on Thursday when it priced $1.2 billion of general obligation bonds.
By Tonya ChinNovember 13 - Washington
The city of Spokane, Wash. is planning to sell $175 million of green bonds next week to help fund some of the city's environmental projects.
By Tonya ChinNovember 12 - California
California's revenues for the month of October came in at 12.3% above estimates, according to State Controller John Chiang.
By Tonya ChinNovember 10 - California
The recent passage of a measure to build California's rainy day fund while also limiting the amount of reserves school districts can keep is a positive for the state and a negative for districts, Moody's Investors Service said.
By Tonya ChinNovember 10