- Senate Clears the Way for Stim Bill Vote Today (NYT)
- NYT Endorses Bridge Tolls
- Young Hit-and-Run Victim Recounts Crash That Left Her Brother in Intensive Care (News)
- NYC Expects to Spend About $100 Million in Stim Cash on Surface Transpo (TRE)
- Biden and LaHood Promote Stim Package at Maryland Train Station (Baltimore Sun)
- News Covers Grand Concourse Public Space Improvements
- Mother of DWI Killer Blames the Victims (News)
- MTA Capital Program Sustains Jobs All Over New York State (MTR)
- "Life Within Walking Distance" vs. "Drive Til You Qualify" (Rebuilding Place via Streetsblog.net)
- Macy's Valentine Display Bears Striking Resemblance to Ghost Bike (Gothamist)
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