General obligation bonds

The $358 million deal saw net present value savings of 9.46%, among the highest the state has seen.

CPS needs the city and state to deliver more than $500 million to balance its books for 2017-2018.

The Texas cities are preparing to ask for about $2.5 billion of bonds in November.

Port Houston has lost one of its three triple-A ratings due to legal and technical issues, but business prospects remain strong, port officials say.

Grant Davis had been general manager of the Sonoma County Water Agency.

Moody's Investors Service cited underperforming revenues and low pension funding levels.

The $500 million of revenue anticipation notes may be needed to pay the state’s bills.

Affordable housing measures have taken center stage in Sacramento.

New York City's comptroller called for a $3.5 billion bond measure to fund mass transit improvements.

A state senator is seeking authority to issue $450M in general obligation bonds to pay for voting machines.

A committee overseeing Portland, Ore.'s first affordable housing bond will meet soon.

Most Alaska bonds will still be paid in the event of a government shutdown, its debt manager said.

Debt service on Illinois bonds “will not be delayed or diminished,” the comptroller said.

Oregonians can expect construction and some $40 million in savings after bond issuances.

Utah will competitively price $150 million of GO bonds with across the board triple-A ratings.

Pennsylvania's new pension legislation does nothing to solve its budget deficit.

Los Angeles will price the first bonds from a measure voters approved to house homeless people.

U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., attacked the Puerto Rico Oversight Board’s plan to slash bondholder payments as illegal.

Massachusetts’ downgrade by S&P Global Ratings affects $22 billion in GO debt.

The bonds of 16 Arizona issuers are on Fitch Ratings positive watch due to a statutory lien law.