- Costs Expand for Digging of New Subway (NYT)
- As Ridership Increases, Commuter Rail Scrambles for Funds (NYT)
- Land Deal to Advance Moynihan Station Plan (Gothamist)
- Teen Gets 1-3 Years in Fatal DWI Crash (AMNY)
- Former Oil Lobbyist Edited Gov't Climate Report (NYT)
- Brooklyn's BQE Building Offers Right-Lane Views (Curbed)
- Little Consistency in Bus Safety Standards (NYT)
- Pension Funds Call for Greenhouse Gas Reductions (AMNY)
- Motorists Oppose Privatizing NJ Toll Roads (AMNY)
- Debate Continues over CB6 'One Way' Vote (Gowanus Lounge)
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