- Primary Results: Squadron Ousts Connor; Shelly Retains Seat (NYT, News, Post, Sun)
- Espaillat Bests Martinez (Daily Politics)
- Hillary Clinton Calls for More Transit Funding From Feds (News)
- Bush Asks Congress to Bail Out Highway Fund, Drops Plan to Raid Transit (LAT)
- Ratner: Atlantic Yards Groundbreaking Will Happen in December (NYT)
- Taxi Lobby Group Sues to Block Stricter Fuel Efficiency Standard for NYC Cabs (NYT, Post)
- News Hypes "Best Neighborhoods for Car Owners"
- Higher Blocking-the-Box Fines Take Effect Today (NY1, AP)
- City Planning Considers New Garage for Sanitation Trucks Downtown (Villager)
- Better Buses a Boon for NYC Transit's Credibility (MTR)
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