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Alaska, unable to agree on budget stability, is blowing through its reserves.
July 14
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Rating pressures eased on the healthcare system's low investment grade rating.
July 13
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The downgrade affected $38.4 million of general obligation debt.
July 13
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It's two downgrades this week for Connecticut's troubled capital city.
July 13
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The end of a two-year old budget impasse led S&P to affirm Illinois and assign a stable outlook.
July 12
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A merger between Philadelphia University and Thomas Jefferson University will have no immediate credit impact , according to Moody’s Investors Service.
July 12
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S&P Global Ratings said it affirmed its BBB-minus rating on Illinois' general obligation bonds, and the BB-plus ratings on the state's appropriation-backed debt, which includes Chicago's outstanding motor fuel tax (MFT) revenue bonds.
July 12 -
Struggles with tuition revenue growth landed a junk rating for Hartwick College in Oneonta, N.Y.
July 12 -
Gov. Tom Wolf and Pennsylvania lawmakers must still agree on a revenue package
July 12
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Junk status underscores the need for a 'far-sighted restructuring,' according to Luke Bronin.
July 12
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Fitch Ratings lowered the Sooner State to AA from AA-plus.
July 11
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Gov. Tom Wolf bought time to pass the bills necessary to fund Pennsylvania's $32.2 billion spending plan.
July 11
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Allegations of fiscal mismanagement landed a California school district on negative watch.
July 10
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Moody's Investors Service said it has placed Chicago's Ba1 general obligation rating under review for possible downgrade.
July 7
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The Illinois House overrode Gov. Bruce Rauner's veto to enact the first state budget in two years.
July 6
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Pennsylvania’s budget inaction landed the state on credit watch with negative implications.
July 6 -
Illinois could still see its rating cut to junk, as Moody's raises concerns over the shortcomings of a partisan budget deal.
July 5 -
SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico appears to have dodged -- at least for now -- an additional downgrade to its bond rating, though a national credit rating agency warned that the state still faces deep-rooted economic challenges.
July 5
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Fitch Ratings said has downgraded the rating on the Puerto Rico Sales Tax Financing Corporation (COFINA) $6.3 billion senior lien sales tax revenue bonds and $8.9 billion first subordinate lien sales tax revenue bonds to D from C.
July 3
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