- Malcolm Smith Revives 'Two Sets of Books' to Question MTA Finances (News, Post)
- And MTA Provides Its Records to State Leg (NY1)
- Richard Ravitch Has Albany's Ear (NYT)
- The Case for Taxing Vehicle Mileage (WSJ)
- Shocker: Post Takes Swipe at Bloomberg for 'Fancy New Sidewalks in Times Square'
- More on Schumer's Latest Plan for Moynihan Station (NY1)
- Brooklyn Bridge Repairs Could Cost NYCDOT $500M (Bklyn Paper)
- PA Director Chris Ward Wraps Up Q&A With City Room Readers
- ARC Tunnel Plans Reviewed by Manhattan CBs 4 & 5 (Chelsea Now)
- Only One Bike-Ped Project Gets Oregon Stim Funds (BikePortland via Streetsblog.net)
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