Tonya Chin

Gonzaga University postponed a $47.5 million taxable revenue bond deal saying it plans to wait for market conditions to firm.

Oregon received the highest short-term ratings from the credit rating agencies ahead of its $643 million tax anticipation notes sale next week.

Fitch Ratings has revised Washington State's outlook to stable from negative citing improved economic and revenue performance.

The Bay Area Toll Authority will come to market with its first new money deal in three years, selling $750 million in subordinate toll revenue bonds.

San Francisco Community College District's pending accreditation loss is a credit negative, says Moody's Investors Service.

Several bills to help reinvent redevelopment tools for California municipalities are again making their way through the state legislature after Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed similar bills last year.

A San Mateo County civil grand jury called a school district's capital appreciation bonds outstanding a "ticking time bomb."

Jeffrey Beard’s appointment as the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation was confirmed Thursday by the state senate.

With an upgraded rating from Standard & Poor's, the largest university system in the country is planning to sell $244 million of revenue bonds on Wednesday.

California's municipal utilities, rated in the A to double-A category, have a stable outlook, according to Fitch Ratings.

The Stockton City Council approved placing a measure to increase the bankrupt city's sales tax on a November ballot.

Following a review of 32 bolts that failed in March, transportation officials announced that the opening of the new eastern span of the Bay Bridge will be delayed.

A special district in Alameda County and Contra Costa County received top ratings from Moody's Investors Service ahead of its general obligation bond sale.

Oregon lawmakers adjourned the 2013 legislative session Monday after approving an $800 million bonding package to fund construction projects around the state during the next two years.

California's state treasurer has opened a campaign account for lieutenant governor in 2018, although he recently said he would be retiring after his current term ends.

The city of Fresno is expected to sell $33 million of airport revenue refunding bonds next week, priced by Raymond James & Associates.

Suzanne Shank, chief executive officer at Siebert Brandford Shank & Co, has received the Maynard Jackson Award from the National Association of Securities Professionals.

Gov. Jerry Brown recently signed off on California's budget, but how much and when the state will need to issue general obligation bonds hasn't yet been determined.

Fitch Ratings downgraded $440 million of bonds issued by North Las Vegas to speculative grade due to the city's ongoing financial problems.

First-half rankings among underwriters and financial advisors remained almost unchanged from last year, with B of A Merrill Lynch and Public Financial Management holding on to number one spots.