Tonya Chin

The Alaska Municipal Bond Bank is planning to sell $62 million of taxable and tax-exempt bonds next week to help local governments finance new projects.

The state of California has chosen San Jose and the Santa Clara Unified School District to purchase an 81-acre former mental institution property.

Alaska Department of Revenue Commissioner Angela Rodell has appointed the state's former comptroller to lead the treasury division.

Gov. Jerry Brown's recent declaration of a statewide drought is a credit negative for local water agencies in California, according to Moody's Investors Service.

California Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed a redevelopment replacement in his new budget, but it falls short of what redevelopment advocates have been hoping for.

Gov. Jerry Brown laid out his priorities for California in his State of the State Address on Wednesday.

ABAG Finance Authority is selling $168 million of recently upgraded revenue bonds next week for a healthcare system in San Diego County.

Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed budget is a credit positive for California's school and community college districts, according to Moody's Investors Service.

The State of Washington is planning to sell $717 million of general obligation bonds in a three-part competitive offering next week.

Standard & Poor's changed its outlook on California to positive from stable based on Gov. Jerry Brown's budget proposal for fiscal year 2015.

Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed budget for fiscal year 2015 is a step toward continuing California's fiscal recovery, according to Fitch Ratings.

California's Legislative Analyst's Office said Gov. Jerry Brown's proposed budget would set the state on even stronger fiscal footing and continue its budgetary progress.

Oregon Treasurer Ted Wheeler said he won't approve the issuance of over $1.5 billion bonds for the Columbia River Crossing project until there is more certainty on toll collections.

California's drought could have negative financial impacts on some of the state's public power agencies, according to a report from Fitch Ratings.

San Francisco is planning to sell $210 million of general obligation bonds next week to a market that's hungry for California paper.

California Gov. Jerry Brown proposes paying off the state's long-term debt, including all economic recovery bonds, and adding to its rainy day fund in his $106.8 billion general fund spending plan.

Washington State University is planning to sell $60 million of revenue bonds later this month to fund improvements throughout its campus.

According to a recent report from the Legislative Analyst's Office, California's tax revenue collections for the month of December are above monthly projections in the state's budget plan.

Both supporters and opponents of the statewide pension reform initiative take issue with California Attorney General Kamala Harris's summary of the measure prepared for the November ballot.

The San Francisco Unified School District is planning to sell $205 million of general obligation bonds on Thursday to finance construction and improvements throughout the district.