- Four More Years for Bloomberg? (NYT, News, Post)
- State Panel Will Look at Privatizing Assets, Including Bridges, to Boost Revenue (NYT)
- Ten Finalists Announced in NYC Bike Rack Competition (NY1, News, City Room, Post)
- Momentum Grows for Bikes in Buildings Bill (News)
- Can NJ Turnpike Tolls Fund the ARC Tunnel? (MTR)
- Feds Direct $30 Million to 15 Rail Projects (AP)
- Brooklyn Judges Relinquish Some of Their Parking Spots in Columbus Park (Bklyn Eagle)
- Driver Abandons Car on Metro-North Tracks, Blames His GPS (AP)
- News Slams Sheldon Silver's Wasteful Commute
- 'Stereo Bikes' Too Noisy for Some Queens Residents (Gothamist)
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