- Bloomberg Signs Stormwater Reduction Bill Into Law (News)
- A Message From Bogotá for New York Pols (El Diario)
- Truck Driver Who Killed Two Tourists Indicted (AP)
- State Senator's DWAI Guilty Plea Fuels Calls for Resignation (News)
- Unsafe Platforms Found Throughout Subway System (AMNY)
- Big Racial Disparity in Subway Stop-and-Frisks (News)
- City Spends $750K on 10-Ton Fish Tanks at S.I. Ferry Terminal (City Room)
- NJ Voters Don't Like Prospect of Toll Hikes, Poll Finds (AP)
- Related Delivers Ultimatum on Pier 40 (Chelsea Now)
- Sacramento a Stronghold of Bike Culture (Sac Bee via Bike Commute Tips)
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