David Weprin
- September 2009
- Mon 14: The Comptroller Race: Who Will Stand Up for Transit? 8
- January 2009
- Mon 12: City Council Members: Down With Parking Enforcement 28
- April 2008
- Wed 30: Council Considers Eliminating Truck Parking Fines (Update #2) 25
- Mon 7: Dueling Videos: Weprin and McCaffrey vs. New York's Future 0
- March 2008
- Mon 31: "Thums" Down and Zero Unispheres for Queens Pricing Supporters 5
- Mon 31: What Western Queens Stands to Lose Without Congestion Pricing 5
- Thu 27: Queens Pols Rally to Keep Using Gioia's District as Their Doormat 12
- Fri 7: Charting a Course for Pricing Through City Council 36
- February 2008
- Fri 8: New Congestion Pricing Plan, Same Jeffrey Dinowitz 10
- January 2008
- Thu 17: As Anti-Pricing Arguments Fall Away, It's Just Parking & Politics 6
- December 2007
- Mon 17: Will Silver Defer to City Council on Congestion Pricing? 29
- October 2007
- Fri 19: Who Are Anti-Pricing Pols Really Looking Out For? 10
- Tue 2: MTA Chief Lee Sander Talks Congestion Pricing in Queens 4
- August 2007
- Thu 16: As He Likes It: Weprin, and His Car, in the Park 12
- July 2007
- Tue 17: Brodsky Killed Congestion Pricing But We Hurt His Feelings 22
- Mon 9: Richard Brodsky: Working for the Public or the Parking Industry? 54
- June 2007
- Mon 25: The Car as Underdog, and Other Mind-Benders 4
- Mon 18: David Weprin: The Parking Garage Industry's Valet? 5
- May 2007
- Mon 14: Anti-Pricing Council Member Has Pro-Parking Industry Fans 7
- Tue 8: Will the Critics Kill Congestion Pricing? 15
- April 2007
- Wed 25: Queens Chamber Continues Campaign Against Congestion Pricing 9
- Tue 24: Electeds React to Congestion Pricing 19
- December 2006
- Wed 13: Futurama 2030 Speech: News Round-Up 1
- Thu 7: Three Concrete Proposals for New York City Traffic Relief 15
- November 2006
- Mon 20: Congestion Pricing: The Public Conversation Begins 6
