- Alaska
CIVICVentures, an Alaska non-profit, is selling $90 million of tax-exempt refunding bonds next week on behalf of Anchorage.
August 6 - Alaska
The Environmental Protection Agency has given Alaska a temporary pass on the EPA's latest carbon emissions rules because of the state's unique energy infrastructure challenges, a decision praised by the governor.
August 4 - Alaska
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority is going to sell $67 million of bonds to refund debt it used to purchase a hydroelectric plant from the U.S. Department of Energy.
August 3 - Alaska
The Alaska legislature passed a budget that avoided a possible government shutdown next month, though the state still faces a major shortfall and will need to take action if oil revenues do not improve.
June 16 -
The Alaska Railroad Corp. received a one-notch downgrade to A from Standard & Poors on capital grant receipts bonds while Moodys Investors Service affirmed its A3 rating ahead of plans to price $96.6 million on July 21.
June 10 - Alaska
Anchorage, Alaska, voters have approved $59.25 million of bonds to expand and refurbish several elementary schools.
April 8 - California
Ports on the West Coast are recovering from the cargo backup that developed during a recent labor dispute and are turning their attention to long-term strategic threats from ports in other regions.
March 19 - Texas
Tax revenue in the top oil producing states has fallen sharply, dropping by 40% in Texas, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
March 13 - Alaska
Alaska plans to issue $163 million of bond anticipation notes and $95 million of general obligation bonds later this month.
March 2 -
Seattle's Sound Transit gets a $1.3 billion federal loan to revive voter-approved $4 billion light rail project stalled by revenue drop.
January 20