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    • Star-Ledger: Christie Stole ARC Money For Gas Tax, Now Must Support Gateway Tunnel
    • More Coverage of Christie's ARC Tunnel Lies (WSJObserverEsquire)
    • Christie Justifies Misleading New Jersey as Defense of Principles (NYT)
    • New MTA Data Show Busiest Subways Since 1950, Buses on Decline (Transpo NationGothamist)
    • Christie and Cuomo Strengthen Grip on Port Authority By Firing Top Execs (Post)
    • Police Say Brass Punished Them For Protesting Ticket Quotas (News)
    • Hempstead Becomes Sixth Long Island Town With Complete Streets Policy (Patch)
    • Cardinal Dolan Attends Heartbreaking Funeral For Staten Island Grandmother Killed By Auto (Advance)
    • Community Planning For East Side Greenway Includes Floating Pools, Boathouse (DNAinfo)

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