- AMTRAK Swells in Suburban/Rural Areas (NPR)
- State Senator Pushes Expo (Times)
- Metro Introduces 6 New Rapid Lines (Daily News)
- 101 Being Widened in Santa Barbara (SBC Daily News)
- Fate of Gold Line Decided on Thursday (Daily Bulletin)
- Will Gas Prices End LA's "Growing Love Affair with Public Transportation" (Daily News)
- NASA Climatologist James Hansen Calls for Carbon Tax (Carbon Tax Blog)
- Bike Commuting With Congressman Earl Blumenauer (NPR)
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