- Dozens of Transit Agencies Sucked into Financial Vortex by Collapse of AIG (WaPo via Yglesias)
- Government Bias for Highway Spending Compounds Strain on Transit Systems (Salon)
- Metro Board Member Slams Measure R in Op/Ed (Daily News)
- No on Measure R (Pasadena Star News)
- City Working on Late Night DASH Plan (Blogdowntown)
- Thank God! Gas Prices Below $3... (Daily News)
- ...But Economic Crisis Keeping Former Drivers from Rushing Back (Union-Tribune)
- Grove Developer Considering Run Against Villaraigosa (Times)
- San Pedro Prommendade Plan Moves Forward (Times)
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