- News Calls Out Lawmakers for MTA Hearing Hypocrisy
- Students Score MetroCard Meeting With Walder; Bloomberg and Paterson Still MIA (News)
- José Peralta vs. Hiram Monserrate: Pick Your Poison, Queens Voters (News)
- Subway Intercoms Deemed Less Helpful Than Station Agents (AMNY)
- Crane Operators Indicted for Manslaughter; Families of Diego and Hayley Still Waiting for Justice (NYT)
- Car Thieves Kill Bronx Teen in Horrific Hit-and-Run (News, City Room)
- "Simply an Accident": No Charges for Driver Who Killed One, Injured Four in Church Parking Lot (NY1)
- Urbanist Development in Flushing? Not If Merchants and CB 7 Have Their Way (Post, YN)
- Middle Village Parking Crisis Pits Neighbor Against Neighbor (News)
- Someone Tell Chuck: Gas Prices on the Rise, Expected to Hit $3 a Gallon by Spring (News)
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