- Dysfunction the Defining Characteristic of "The New Albany" (NYT)
- Critics Agree: MTA Deal Ensures Future Day of Reckoning (Gotham Gazette)
- MTA Board to Vote on Reduced Fare Hikes Today (NY1)
- Will Paterson's Pick Do a Better Job Than Lee Sander? (Crain's)
- Post Columnist Nicole Gelinas Thinks Not -- and Believes Albany Wants It That Way
- Malcolm Smith Says Marc Shaw Is a Non-Starter (News)
- Bridge Toll Foe Kevin Parker Stripped of Senate Posts After Alleged Assault (NY1, Post)
- Times Covers Law-Breaking Motorists in Prospect Park
- Here's One Way to Keep Cars Out of Select Bus Service Lanes (Ecstatic E's Journal)
- Latest WTC Transportation Hub Plan: "Heart Wrenching" (NYT)
- ARC Gets $3B Recommendation From US DOT (Transport Politic via Streetsblog.net)
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