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    • Brooklyn CB 9 Tables Empire Boulevard Plaza: "We Have Cars and We Would Like to Drive" (DNA)
    • DiNapoli: Invest State Budget Surplus in Infrastructure (Politico)
    • More Amsterdam Avenue Bike Lane Coverage From the Daily News
    • MTA Starts Work on LIRR Access at Grand Central Terminal (CBS)
    • Man Who Killed Charles Kinyeti on Brooklyn Sidewalk Charged With Unlicensed Driving (News)
    • Driver Kills Self on Gerritsen Avenue Speedway, Where Residents Beg for Relief (NYT, Post)
    • NYPD Seizes Thousands of Vehicles Annually, But Doesn't Reveal Why (WNYC)
    • NYPD: Double-Parking in a School Zone Is Unsafe; Parents: I Me Mine (R'dale Press)
    • There Once Was a Man Named Vito Lopez (NYT)

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