- Assembly Members Balk at 'Gentrification of the Streets' (Brooklyn Eagle)
- RELATED: Queens Pans Mayor's 'Congestion' Plan (Queens Gazette)
- RELATED: Gore For Congestion Pricing, Bloomberg For Gore (Observer, AMNY)
- Shuttered Pedestrian Bridge Included in PlaNYC Parks Revival (NYT)
- City Buildings Will Be Dimmed, But Not Broadway (Daily News)
- Office Tower Planned for Bus Terminal Upgrade (Post)
- NYPD Mass Arrests Caught on Tape (onNYTurf)
- DOT Repairs Street, Installs Ped Signs Ahead of Bush Visit (Post)
- City Recommends New Highway Along Railbed (Daily News)
- California Threatens to Sue EPA (NYT)
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