Ratings

Alternative strategies include general obligation borrowing to offset limited bonding capacity in the special transportation fund.

Only weeks after Gov. Dannel Malloy signed a fiscal 2018 budget, the state has a new round of fiscal crises.

S&P analysts assigned a negative outlook to Mason County, Wash. in addition to a one-notch downgrade.

The agency keeps its AA-minus rating while calling the commonwealth less resilient.

Chicago's new borrowing entity brings $575 million of sales tax securitization bonds to market this week.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority says its deal pricing Tuesday could be up to $347 million.

The bonds for Florida’s Brightline train project are rated BB-minus by Fitch.

“Strengthened” financing agreements for the KFC Yum! Center debt, including longer taxpayer support, resulted in higher ratings.

Westchester County’s triple-A rating may be at risk if the large New York suburban municipality fails to establish permanent revenue streams, according to S&P Global Ratings.

Moody's Investors Service cited fund balance discipline as it upgraded Burlington to A2.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority’s senior bonds won one-notch upgrades from Moody’s Investor Service and S&P Global Ratings.

The Long Island Power Authority received a rating reward for debt restructuring that includes several securitization deals.

The commonwealth's investor conference struck an upbeat tone, thanks to its Boston economic growth and an oversubscribed bond sale.

Declining funding for Colorado's retirement accounts led S&P global ratings to revise the state's outlook to negative.

The Moody's downgrade comes amid large losses and higher capital spending.

Voters' decision to dissolve the Dallas County Schools transportation agency is positive for holders of the agency's junk-rated bonds but negative for noteholders, according to Moody's Investors Service.

The repayment of $80 million in lease-backed debt remains entangled in the standoff.

Budget secretary Benjamin Barnes' latest revenue estimate comes two weeks after lawmakers passed a $41.3 billion biennial spending plan.

Houston's outlook from Moody's Investors Service was boosted to stable from negative.

The GO bonds for climate change and housing will boost the economy, Moody’s says.