- Senate Republicans Block Spending Bill That Includes Transit Stimulus (Bloomberg)
- NYT: "Drill Baby Drill" Is a Big Step Backwards for Congress
- Times: Bike Licensing in City That Can't Build Bike Infrastructure an "Outrage"
- Economy Might Be in Shambles, But There's Still Money to Widen 405 (Daily News)
- Lowenthal's Clean Port Bill Sitting on Gov.'s Desk (Pasadena Star News)
- Longshoremen Rallying to Stop Clean Ports (Times)
- In Mexico City, Bikes Rule the Sunday Streets (Times)
- Should Public Transit Have Safety Belts? (Valley Star)
- Sign of the Times, Bike Racks Filling Up (LAist)
- Crash Sunday: Four Killed in Four Crashes (Times)
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