- Looming Transit Cuts Only the Beginning (NYT, SAS); Dirtier Trains Already the Norm ... (Post)
- ... But Shelly Silver and Denny Farrell Won't Let Reality Trump a Choice Press Release
- With Legislative Session Winding Down, TSTC Tracking Progress of Livable Streets Bills (MTR)
- Staten Island Teen Hit Walking to School Dies From Injuries (NY1)
- Daily News Does Hatchet Job on Prospect Park West Bike Lane
- Sanitation Department Wants to Clip Ghost Bikes (News)
- Is New York Poised to Follow Hoboken's Car-Sharing Example? (Post)
- Downtown BID, REBNY Want to Revive Water Street With Public Plazas (NYT)
- AMNY Fails Traffic Ticket Data Rorschach Test
- TEA in Spat With Dan Halloran Previously Caught CM's Staffer With Bogus Placard (News)
- Lamborghini Torched in Williamsburg; Schadenfreude Ensues (New York Shitty)
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