- Jackson Memorial a Logistical Nightmare for City (AP)
- That Was Fast, "Gold Line Bus" Already on Chopping Block (Metro Rider)
- Long Beach Rolls Out Sustainable Development Pattern (Press Telegram)
- Mixed Use, Low Income Coming to Marina Del Rey (Argonaut via LA Now)
- Santa Monica Reacts to Gas Prices: Less Driving, More Bikes, More Transit (Daily Press)
- Angry Dude Angry About Mixed-Use Development Concepts on Wilshire in SM (Daily Press)
- Council Says Goodbye to Greuel, Barely Mention the Other Guy (Daily News)
- Texas Puts Breaks on Private Toll Roads (Engineering News Record)
- NYT Health Blog: Is Cycling Bad for Your Bones?
- Reflecting on the Pitfalls of Disney-fied Transit (Transport Politic via Streetsblog.net)
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