- City Slashes Permit Process for New Real Estate Development (Times, Flusiswa)
- Westside Malls Seek To Assuage Traffic Concerns (Times)
- S.F. Planner Designs Metro Map of the Future (Metro Rider)
- Marina Del Rey Markets Itself as 'Place Where You Don't Need a Car' (Press Release)
- Hit and Run Driver Hits Cyclist in Artesia (CBS2)
- Walkable Streets Gaining Currency Among Developers (WSJ, preview only)
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