- Upper East Side Politicians Unite to Fight Bike Lane (Sun)
- Massive I-35 Bridge Collapse in Minneapolis (The Lede)
- RELATED: Gowanus Expressway 2012? (Gulp!)
- When a Mayor Plays Just Another Straphanger (NYT)
- Lousy Gas Mileage in the City Hall Parking Lot (Politicker)
- Bloomberg: Some People Focus on Important Things, Some Don't (City Room)
- City May Require Permits for Photography in Public Space (Sun)
- Picture New York: Groups Organize to Oppose Photo Ban (PNY)
- After Cop Shootings, a Call for a Crackdown on Tinted Windows (City Room)
- Seattle Converts Busy Downtown Avenue to Bus-Only (SeattlePI)
- Portland Contemplates a Bogota-Style Ciclovia Event (BikePortland)
- 7 Teens Hurt Drag Racing on Staten Island (News)
- Marty Markowitz, the MTA and the Atlantic Yards Giveaway (Brooklyn Paper)
- New Hope for Rundown Bensonhurst Park (News)
- Hey, We're Walking Here! (City Room)
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