- Hillary Clinton: Feds Should Invest More in Transit (News, NY1)
- Gas Prices Spike After Gulf Coast Disasters, Causing Panic (Tennessean, RR)
- Will Mayor Bloomberg Respond to Rally for Car-Free Prospect Park? (News)
- Some Law Enforcement Groups Object to Blocking-the-Box Crackdown (NY1)
- NYC Truck Traffic on the Rise (MTR)
- Recent Bike Deaths Show Need for More Protected On-Street Space (News)
- Paterson Vows to Make Progress on Moynihan Station (News, NY1)
- Transit Agency in Rochester, Home of David Gantt, Is Flush With Cash (NYT)
- First Ravitch Commission Hearing Will Be Held Today (Newsday)
- City Room Covers Grand Army Plaza Design Competition
- NYPD Green? (Post)
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