Nevada

Stadium projects in Las Vegas and San Diego are among those making new calculations in light of the likely demise of tax-exempt stadium bonds.

Construction of the bond-financed stadium for the Raiders was to begin this fall.

Moody's Investors Service also cited a structural deficit.

The U.S. Senate’s proposed spending plan would raise the cap on airports' passenger facility charges and expand airport improvement grants.

Primary market volume in California and the Far West region rose in the first half even as the national figure was down.

The non-profit issued the debt through a Wisconsin agency, the Public Finance Authority, which specializes in acting as a conduit for risky debt.

Sparks, Nevada’s Tourism Improvement District No. 1 on Tuesday got a ratings boost from Moody’s Investors Service, which said a default is no longer expected.

Cities and states are embracing growth in the sharing economy by reaching agreements on collection of occupancy taxes.

A budget subcommittee has authorized the Nevada Department of Transportation to sell $180 million in bonds to complete Project Neon highway improvements in Las Vegas.

Clark County, Nev. and Oakland face manageable credit risk from the National Football League’s Raiders proposed move to Nevada.

National Football League owners approved the Oakland Raiders’ public subsidy-laden move to Las Vegas.

McCarran Airport in Las Vegas received a one-notch upgrade on its revenue bonds ahead of plans to price $187.9 million.

Fitch Ratings downgraded Clark County School District, Nev. by three notches to BBB-plus saying spending will outpace revenues.

Far West issuers sold $90.7 billion of municipal bonds in 2016, a 8.5% increase over the prior year.

The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $55 million of general obligation limited tax water reclamation bonds that were issued in 2007 by the Clark County, Nev. Water Reclamation District.

Oakland, Calif., Mayor Libby Schaaf said she remains committed to keeping the National Football League's Oakland Raiders, but will not use public money to win a bidding war against Nevada.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval signed legislation to provides public money to build a National Football League stadium in Las Vegas.

Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval has called a special legislative session to consider financing for a National Football League stadium in Las Vegas.

A committee charged by Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval with finding ways to ramp up tourism advanced a proposal to use $750 million of public money to bring the Oakland Raiders football team to Las Vegas.

White Pine County School District, Nev.’s general obligation bond limited tax rating was downgraded to Baa2 by Moody’s Investors Service, which retained a negative outlook.