- Caltrans Short $135 million on 405/101 Interchange Project (Times, Daily News)
- Less People Driving, Less People Dieing (Daily News)
- Antonovich Pushing for Regional Distribution of Sales Tax (ABC7)
- More HOV for the OC (Times)
- Beverly Hills Gets Two Stops on Subway to the Sea (Curbed)
- NYC Streetsblog on McCain's "Pump"
- Debunking McCain's 'Pump' Ad (FactCheck)
- Bush Admin Moves to Increase Oil Shale Production (Gristmill)
- What About America's Least Walkable Cities? (TreeHugger)
- Believe It or Not: GM, Ford 'On Verge of Bankruptcy' (Bloomberg)
- National Mall Needs a Facelift (Newsweek)
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