- Deal Reached on Stimulus; House-Senate Negotiations Imminent (NYT, HuffPo, News)
- Where the House and Senate Stim Bills Differ on Transit (Transport Politic via Streetsblog.net)
- Senate Gives Handout to Auto Industry While Shortchanging Transit (Globe)
- SacBee: Transit Cuts Will Hurt Riders and Air Quality
- Caltrans Cuts Could Cost Cali 70,000 Jobs (SGV Tribune)
- Blumenauer: Republicans Attack Bike Infrastructure at Their Own Peril (HuffPo)
- Recovery Plan Should Favor Transit and Mixed-Use Development (Clawback)
- The Colorful Saga of LA's First Transit Tunnel (Times)
- Time for Government to Step In on Angel's Flight (Blogdowntown)
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