City Council Finance Chair David Weprin says he didn't know anything about the practice of parking money.

The New York Times editorial board is critical of Quinn, but hasn't lost faith in her ability to reform.

David Paterson canceled his appearance at the Democratic Rural Conference to stay in Albany and work on the budget.

Secrecy has surrounded budget negotiations in Albany, The New York Times reports.

The Daily News looks at "shadow governor" Sheldon Silver.

State Power Authority inspector general Daniel Wiese, a figure connected to Troopergate, has been placed on paid leave.

Andrew Cuomo is set to issue 70 subpoenas in connection with schools that put independent contractors on the payroll so those individuals could collect benefits.

Queens Crap thinks congestion pricing is a complete joke.

A speaker at an Obama event called John McCain a "warmonger," and McCain is seeking a personal repudiation of that man from Barack Obama.

The Colombian government fired Mark Penn after he called his meeting with them "an error in judgment."

David Saltonstall reports that the McCain campaign will convene a meeting of his doctors next month to assure the public he is in good health.

Hillary Clinton reminded North Dakota Democrats that there really is no such thing as a pledged delegate.

Obama addressed patriotism in his speech to Montana Democrats.

He also tailored his message to the West while stumping in Montana.

Carrie Budoff Brown reports on how Obama is seeking the pro-gun vote

A hospital in Ohio said Clinton is telling a false story on the campaign trail, so Clinton dropped the story from her stump speech.

The Wall Street Journal takes issue with Obama's position on capital gains tax.

Pennsylvania college students might not be of all that much help to Obama or Clinton.

Clinton continues to push for Florida and Michigan delegates to be counted.

Kurt Anderson writes about falling out of love with Bill Clinton.

John Riley names some points of interest in the Clinton tax returns.

The Obama campaign violated a rule of the New York City schools chancellor when it filmed students in a Bronx school and then used the video to seek donations.

Michael Sokolove narrates the experience of canvassing for Obama in the Pennsylvania town where Sokolove was raised.

The L.A. Times looks at Obama's brief stint as a lawyer.

Filmmaker Rory Kennedy, daughter of Robert Kennedy, was in Pennsylvania for Obama this weekend.

Bob Barr might run for president on the Libertarian ticket.