- Kerry, Lieberman, Obama Buckle on Climate Bill (Politico, NYT)
- No Decision Yet on Whether Transpo Emissions Will Be Capped (Transpo Nation)
- Source Readers Believe Congress and the President Will Move on 30/10
- What's with the Covered Sharrows on Westholme? (Biking In LA)
- Rollerball Star Chris Klein to Be Arraigned on DUI (LAT, LAist)
- Councilman and Metro Board Member Jose Huizar to Face Electoral Challenge in 2011 (LA_Now)
- Everyone Shocked by Death of Girl at "Rave." Where's the Outrage for the People Killed by Cars? (LAT)
- Driver "Doesn't See" Couple in Crosswalk (Glendale News-Press)
- Get Ready for an Election Season Full of Empty Rhetoric About Gulf Oil Spill (NYT)
- The Wall Street Journal Is Sick of Jane Jacobs
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