- Senate Begins Debate on Climate Bill (NYT)
- Bronx's Lafayette Avenue Gets Ped Refuges, Neckdowns, and Bike Lanes (News)
- Grisly Hit-and-Run Leaves Elderly Brooklyn Man Clinging to Life (News)
- DWI Killer Convicted of Manslaughter (News)
- New HOT/Bus Lane for Lincoln Tunnel One Step Closer to Reality (MTR)
- Market for Second-Hand SUVs Collapsing (WSJ)
- Cabbies Feeling Squeezed by Gas Prices (Post)
- Councilman James Vacca Pounces on 'Price-Gouging' Citgo Stations (News)
- As Fuel Prices Crimp Transit Agencies, Time for Gov't to Step Up (2nd Ave Sagas)
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