- Dan Doctoroff, Would-Be "Moses of the Bloomberg Era," to Resign (NYT)
- More Ink for Congestion Pricing Experts Brodsky and McCaffrey (Newsday)
- Decentralized Subway Lines Could Be Revolutionary, Or Not (NYT, 2nd Ave Sagas)
- Straphangers Want Fold-Up Seats, Poetry Readings (NYT)
- Cyclist Hit by Bus Near Times Square; No Charges Expected (AMNY)
- Walking Tour Ponders Changing Face of Downtown Brooklyn (Bklyn Paper)
- Ambulette Parking Taken Over by City Employees (Bklyn Paper)
- Bloomberg's Car Stolen Again, This Time From East Side Garage (Post)
- Detroit Backs Loan Bailout-Enhanced CAFE Bill (NYT)
- Barbara Ehrenreich: Hell Is a Gated Community (AlterNet)
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