- Commission Votes 13-2 for Pricing (NYT, News, Post, Sun, AM, NY1)
- NYT: It's a Good Plan
- Decision on Pier 40 Postponed (Post, Metro)
- Ratner Still Set to Receive Atlantic Yards Subsidies (Brooklyn Paper)
- Brooklyn AIA Draws Up a Gowanus-Free Third Avenue (Brooklyn Eagle)
- Tri-State Transit Agencies Get More Anti-Terror Funds (NYT, AM, News, AP)
- Former Assemblyman Charged With DWI (Post)
- Motorist Jailed for Scheme to Evade Ticket (NYT)
- Atlanta Debates a Return to Streetcars (AJC, via Planetizen)
- San Francisco Abandons Free Transit Idea (SF Chronicle, via Planetizen)
- Livable Cities Key to Earth's Future (Dot Earth)
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