- Back to the Future for the Governator: Transit Robbing Budget Signed (Times)
- House Spending Bill Would End Offshore Drilling Ban (NYT)
- House and Senate Agree on Rail Safety Bill (Bottleneck Blog)
- Metrolink Considers Adding Second Engineer to Trains (SF Chronicle)
- LADOT's Plan to Work with Neighborhood Councils Panned (CityWatch)
- Parts of Southeast U.S. Gripped by Gas Shortages in Wake of Hurricanes (NBC)
- New Bike Lane Comes to Glendale (Tropico Station)
- $800 Million I-215 Widening Moves Forward (Press Enterprise)
- Woman Self-Immolates in Extreme Road Rage Incident (London Times)
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