- "Balanced" State Budget in the Red. Emergency Legislative Session Possible (Times)
- New Routes Proposed for Gold Line Extension (Whittier Daily News)
- Measure R Targets Road Congestion (Daily News)
- City Finds Another $1 Million for Streetcar (blogdowntown)
- Graphing the Link Between Car Dependence and Obesity (No Impact Man)
- Harassment of Critical Mass Continues By Santa Monica Police Department (LAist)
- Should Expo Right-of-Way Be Used for Buses? (Bottleneck Blog)
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