- Quinn Holds Council Congestion Pricing Briefing (Daily Politics)
- Pricing Is Latest Bloomberg 'Policy Transfer' (Policy Innovations)
- Cabbies Accused of Gouging, Strike Impact Disputed (Post, AMNY, Daily News)
- Infant, 10-Year-Old Hit by Livery Cab; No Charges Filed (WCBS)
- Mixed-Use Development Replacing Parking Decks (Sun)
- 'Green' Condo Complex Features Parking, Prius Rentals (Uptown Flavor via)
- Judges Still Parking in Brooklyn Park (Daily News)
- More Bike Parking in Williamsburg (Curbed)
- Markowitz Allots $475K to Keep 'Fake' Trolley Going (Brooklyn Paper)
- Shocker: Central Park Carriage Horses Mistreated (Gothamist)
- Repeat Cyclist Killer Charged With Murder (WKRG)
- California Heat Kills Over 20 (NYT)
- Towns Rally Against New Flight Path Plans (NYT)
- The Farm Bill: Apple vs. Snack Cake (YouTube)
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