- Mayor's Office Doled Out 130 New Parking Permits This Year (Post)
- RPA Says New Rail Station Could Accelerate South Bronx Revival (News)
- RELATED: Download RPA's Hunts Point Study (RPA.org)
- Toll Roads and Free Transit: A New Pricing Paradigm? (Planetizen)
- In Support of the Congestion Charge (WashPost)
- VZ Bridge One-Way Toll Helping to Deteriorate Gowanus Expwy (1st&Court)
- After Bridge Collapse, Calls for More Road Spending, Less Transit (NYT)
- Fun With Coney Island's Break-Your-Face Boardwalk (Gowanus Lounge)
- Judge Orders Release of NYPD's '04 RNC Surveillance Reports (NYT, Sun)
- City Reclaims Control of Pier A, Gateway to New "Harbor District" (NYT)
- Traffic Light Installed at Sunset Park Intersection Where Boy Died (News)
- The Betsy Gotbaum Highlight Reel: It's Short! (Politicker)
- Former Home Depot CEO Named Head of Chrysler (NYT)
- Suburban Couple Has Their Bikes Stolen in Manhattan (City Room)
- Driver Drank Bottle of Vodka Before Hitting 3 in Forest Hills (Gothamist)
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