- After Council Vote, Pricing Rests With Silver and Assembly (NYT, Post, Crain's, Sun)
- Kathyrn Wylde Pushes for Legislative and Judicial Raises (Daily Politics)
- Brodsky Rips League of Conservation Voters on Pro-Pricing PAC (Daily Politics)
- Pricing Could Fall Victim to Self-Interested "Natural Allies" (Grist)
- City Planners Move to Stop Yard Pavings (News)
- Seven Brooklyn Bridges Need Replacing (Brooklyn Eagle)
- New Subway Signs ID Local and Express Trains (News)
- How the Subways Wiped Out Graffiti (Metro)
- SoHo Alliance Takes on Donald Trump (New York Mag)
- Queens Man Deliberately Rams Truck Into Car Wash (Post)
- Bicyclists Blamed for Twice as Many Crashes as Drivers (SF Chron)
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