- "This Is the World's First Demand-Led Energy Shock." (NYT)
- Higher Gas Prices Drive Suburban Housing Bust (NYT)
- Transit Hearings Hijacked by 'Grandstanding' Officials (Post)
- DOT Says Ped Safety Regs Would Be Ineffective and Costly (News)
- Driver Who Killed Eric Ng Pleads Guilty (Gothamist, NYT)
- More on Last Week's Sad Brooklyn Pricing Hearing (Brooklyn Paper)
- The Fidler Plan: Gem, or Folly? (Brooklyn Paper)
- Block-by-Block Parking Regs to Be Posted Online (Post)
- Muni-Meters Are Big in Bensonhurst (Brooklyn Paper)
- Free Parking Could Be the City's One True Faith (NYT)
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