Today’s Headlines
- City Cyclist, Rail Commuter En Route to West Wing (Planetizen, Grist)
- Celebrations Erupt in Streets and Public Spaces (City Room, Post)
- Cory Booker on Obama's Agenda for Cities (HuffPo)
- Democrats Gain Control of NY State Senate; Will Albany Reform Follow? (NYT, News)
- High Speed Rail Initiative Looks Likely to Pass in California (LAT)
- More Results From Yesterday's Transpo Ballot Measures (Overhead Wire)
- Public Costs of New Mets and Yankees Ballparks Much Higher Than Advertised (NYT)
- News Endorses Redevelopment of Willets Point
- Delays and Glitches Put MTA Plans for Real-Time Bus Info in Jeopardy (NY1)
- New Haven Mayor: Streets Should Be Safer for Pedestrians and Cyclists (Register via MTR)
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