- Fare Increase 'Inevitable' and, Sander Says, Essential (NYT)
- Council Member Gentile Bashes Pricing, Transit (Brooklyn Eagle)
- FAA Considers Pricing for Airliner Congestion (Sun)
- Slope Civic Council Targets Fourth Ave Intersection (Brooklyn Paper)
- BQE Gets Its Own Blog (Brooklyn Paper)
- Queens Bot Garden Opens 'City's Greenest Building' (City Room)
- City, State Officials Reject Atlantic Yards Alternative (Brooklyn Paper)
- Insurance Industry Near Panic Over Climate Change (WaPo)
- Cabs to Add Stripes and Logo (AMNY)
- Brothers Hang City Street Signs (City Room)
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