- City Council Won't Vote on Pricing Today, May Vote Monday (Wonkster, SILive)
- Pricing Supporters Discuss Benefits and Buses (WNYC)
- Bloomberg in the Bronx to Rally Support for Plan (Newsday)
- How Pricing Bill Got This Far (Gotham Gazette)
- Another News Columnist Roots Against Pricing
- E and Q Are Dirtiest, Says Report on 'Subway Shmutz' (News, NYT, 2nd Ave Sagas)
- City Council Skeptical of MTA Capital Plan (NY1)
- Brooklyn Judges Prepared to Sue to Keep Parking Perks (Brooklyn Paper)
- New Zoning Reg Mandates Street Trees for New Developments (City Room)
- Walkable Streets Gaining Currency Among Developers (WSJ, preview only)
- Planning for First Tour de Queens Is Underway (Queens Central)
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