- Oil Tops $87 Per Barrel (Newsday)
- GOP Candidates Acknowledge Climate Change (NYT)
- Drought Records Fall From Coast to Coast (Gristmill)
- Brit Plans for National Road Pricing on Hold (Guardian)
- Community Board Skips Congestion Pricing Vote (Riverdale Press)
- Bid Awarded to Study City Truck Traffic (RPI)
- Quinn Pays Her SUV Bill (Post)
- Port Authority Reconsiders Freight Tunnel (NYT)
- More on DOT's Sidewalk Direction Guides (NYT, City Room)
- Scooters Cleared From Slope Sidewalks (Brownstoner)
- Shops Blame Parking Meters for Drop in Business (Riverdale Press)
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