- Alan Gerson and Congestion Pricing: What's the Deal? (Villager)
- Downtown Pols Show "Maddening Lack of Leadership" (Downtown Express)
- Residential Parking Permits Could Win Votes on Council (Bklyn Paper)
- More on the Prince Street "Open Sundays" Debate (Villager)
- Pedestrianized Prince "An Experiment Well Worth Trying" (Villager)
- DOT Launches Bike Rack Design Competition (City Room)
- Grist and The Oil Drum Offer a Glimpse of Paterson Enviro Record
- Attention Developers: New Gov Not a Fan of Eminent Domain (Sun)
- City Ill Prepared for Storm Flooding (Gotham Gazette)
- Bridge Tolls to Go Up This Weekend (SI Advance)
- 91-Year-Old Loses Legs in Bronx Hit and Run "Accident" (News, Post, NY1)
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