- Fingers Point as Traffic Plan Runs Aground (NYT)
- Congestion Pricing Still Alive, Barely (News)
- Resigned Mayor Turns His Eye to New Issues (Sun)
- Mayor Blames Albany Inaction for Traffic Plan Gridlock (NY1)
- 30+ Years of Trying, Still the Politics of Pricing is Impossible (Streetsblog)
- Sewell Chan has Yesterday's Blow-by-Blow (City Room)
- Senate Minority Leader Malcolm Smith Defends Intransigence (Daily Politics)
- Supposed Defender of Mom & Pop Business Gloats Over Plan's Demise (Lipsky)
- Brodsky Trashing Congestion Pricing on Brian Lehrer... Again (WNYC)
- Revolving Door: Consultants Work for Developer and the ESDC (AY Report)
- Study Recommends Overhaul for Empire State Development Corp (Sun)
- Road Raging Driver Murders Young Cyclist (Philly.com)
- Six Years Later: Dick Cheney's Energy Taskforce Revealed (Wash Post)
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