Gas prices don't seem like their going down any time soon, but Assembly Minority Leader Jim Tedisco is trying to change that, at least for a little while.

Hillary Clinton spent Mother’s Day campaigning in West Virginia, along with daughter Chelsea.

After erasing Hillary Clinton's once-substantial lead among superdelegates, Barack Obama is now beginning to outline his campaign points against Republican rival John McCain.

There's a bump in the road toward the GOP convention this September. The man picked by John McCain's campaign to run the 2008 Republican National Convention has resigned.

Hillary Clinton got an early Mother's Day gift -- a big welcome at a midtown Manhattan fundraiser. It's been reported that the Democratic hopeful raised several hundred thousand dollars. Our Josh Robin explains why the emotional support may be just as important as the financial.

Hillary Clinton's chances are dwindling as the race for the Democratic nomination nears an end. Her focus is now on getting her colleagues to get on her side and to win the superdelegate fight. But that battle is becoming more difficult as her once staunch supporters are beginning to back Obama. Nine more superdelegates pledged their support to Obama in just the last couple of days. Michael Scotto reports.

Some local congressional leaders are sticking with Hillary Clinton until the very end. Representatives Kirsten Gillibrand and Michael Arcuri have come together with other leaders from around the country to encourage Democrats to support Clinton.

New York's Rockefeller Drug Laws mark 35 years on the books. The controversial laws were enacted by and named for then-Governor Nelson Rockefeller and enforce some of the most severe penalties for drug offenses in the nation. After years of calls for reform to the laws, the State Assembly is holding public hearings to examine the impact of the laws on drug addiction and drug-related crime. Josh Robin was at one of those hearings in New York City and has details.

Barack Obama says John McCain tried to "smear" him and was "losing his bearings" for suggesting that Hamas preferred Obama for president.

November candidates may face campaign finance reform changes

Last month we told you about an investigation by the Attorney General into attorneys who may have been double-dipping for state benefits by working for more than one school district as if they were employees. Now, our Steve Ference reports on the latest in the investigation that involves some Capital Region attorneys.

Rep. Brad Miller is endorsing Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.

In Tuesday's two primary contests, Hillary Clinton needed a win and she got one. But after losing big to Barack Obama in North Carolina and barely squeaking out a win in Indiana, those who aren't going so far as to declare her candidacy dead, are asking out loud how much longer it can survive. Clinton made it clear -- she may be bruised, but the battle's not done, no matter who says otherwise. Our Molly Kroon has more now.

On Tuesday evening, Barack Obama won the North Carolina primary and Hillary Clinton won in Indiana.

A prominent former supporter of Hillary Rodham Clinton says it's time for her to drop out of the race.