- Weiner, Local Pols Unwilling to Fund NYC's Transit System (NYT)
- It's Official: Carrión to Head White House Urban Affairs Office (WaPo, News, The Caucus)
- What Next for High Speed Rail Stimulus Funds? (NYT)
- Markowitz Lobbies for Stim Cash for Atlantic Yards (News)
- Cyclist Assaulter Patrick Pogan No Longer a Cop (NYT, News, Post)
- Bloomberg Touts 7 Line Extension, Takes Swipe at 2nd Ave Subway Construction (NY1, Post)
- Dear David Brooks... (NYT)
- Sidewalk Parking Gov't Vehicles Menace Financial District (Curbed)
- CA Budget Deal Guts Transit Funding, Preserves Cheap Gas Prices (Streetsblog LA)
- St. Louis Streets Ready for Road Diets (Urban Review STL via Streetsblog.net)
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