- Tru Beats Weiss (Times, Daily News)
- Koretz Edges Vahedi for Fifth District Council Race (Daily News)
- Five of Six State Ballot Measures Fail, Gov. With No Further Ways to Cut Transit (Times)
- Didn't the Daily News Do This Article Already? Businesses Lose on Orange Line Extension (Times)
- Balboa and Zelzah Ave. Speed Limit Increases Stalled Until 6/19 in Council (Daily News)
- Police Stage Mock Crash to Show Seriousness of Safe Driving (Burbank Leader)
- Grist Breaks Down Obama Admin Mileage Standards (via Streetsblog.net)
- Suburbanites Long for City Amenities (NM Business Weekly)
- Texting While Driving Is Deadly, and Over 25 Percent of Motorists Do It (Gadgetwise)
- Car Columnist Skewers Honda Hybrid, Calls for More Hydrogen Research (Times)
- Gas Prices Creeping Up as Summer Approaches (Pasadena Star News)
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