- New Mexico
Moody's Investors Service said it has downgraded the state of New Mexico's general obligation bonds to Aa1 from Aaa, affecting $327 million of outstanding debt.
October 26 - Texas
State and local governments and showing a wide variety of impacts from the collapse of the oil market that began two years ago, ratings analysts say.
September 15 -
Providence Health & Services took a one-notch downgrade from Fitch Ratings, ahead of a planned &803 million revenue bond deal for Providence St. Joseph Health.
August 16 -
Uncertainty over the future of the North American Free Trade Agreement has not stopped Texas from continuing to invest in freight routes across the Rio Grande.
July 25 - New Mexico
New Mexico is competitively selling $333 million of severance tax bonds after two downgrades attributed to declining oil and gas revenues.
May 16 - New Mexico
Criticizing lawmakers for taking a piecemeal approach to capital projects, New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez used her line-item veto to reduce a severance-tax bond package.
March 11 - New Mexico
Under the $6.2 billion budget signed by New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez, spending is reduced for the first time in five years due to persistently low oil and gas prices.
March 4 - New Mexico
With revenue estimates falling, New Mexico lawmakers settled on a $6.2 billion budget that raids some state agency accounts to keep spending level with last year.
February 19 - New Mexico
Faced with falling oil prices, New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez called for a restrained approach to spending under a $6.5 billion budget that emphasizes education, safety and economic growth.
January 7 -
With enrollment falling for the fourth year in a row, New Mexico State University has taken a Standard & Poors downgrade to AA-minus.
September 21