- T4A: Killing Maryland's Red and Purple Lines Would Have Dire Economic Consequences
- How Portland Is Trying to Prevent a Housing Crisis: Building Housing (City Lab)
- Vox: Make Housing More Affordable By Building in Our Wide Streets
- Denver's Program for Affordable Housing by Transit Has Paid Off in Spades (Denver Business Journal)
- Woman Who Tweeted "2 Drunk 2 Care" Before Fatal Crash Sentenced to 24 Years (Gawker)
- Lots of Opportunity for Affordable Housing Along Durham-Orange Light Rail, Study Finds (News Observer)
- Chicago RTA Chief Calls for Tax Increase to Support Transit (Sun Times)
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