- EPA Chief Was Pressured to Block Limits on CA Tailpipe Emissions (AP)
- Utah Considers Gas Tax Hike, Road Pricing to Fund Highways (Salt Lake Trib)
- Officials Confident MTA Will Close New Hudson Yards Deal (Sun, NYT, Post)
- Yet Another Times Story About the Suspension of Parking Rules in Park Slope
- Assemblyman Dick Gottfried Tries to Explain Why Pricing Never Got a Vote (Politicker)
- Sheldon Silver's Opponents Enjoy Running Against Him (Politicker)
- State Sen. Sabini No Longer Favored by Queens Dem Establishment (NYT)
- West Village Residents React to New Gansevoort Plaza (Villager)
- More Bridge and Tunnel Bus Route Ideas from Cap'n Transit
- Seoul May Levy Fee For Driving to Certain Downtown Buildings (Korea Times)
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