Also on the docket: legalized gambling.

Despite the possibility of an increase in revenues, Cuomo appears committed to holding the line on spending.

EJ McMahon points out that what is getting lost in Cuomo's talk about a tax overhaul is that he intends to raise taxes.

Whether the two houses meet in any sort of special session this week will depend on what kind of deals can be cut in the next 48 hours, Tom Precious reports.

State leaders are also discussing a revamp of the MTA payroll tax.

Due to a little known provision of state law, Joe Bruno and William Boyland could both have their legal fees paid for by the state.

Is Andrew Hevesi preparing to exact retribution for Andrew Cuomo's treatment of his father? He was recently put in charge of a committee with subpoena power to investigate the governor and state agencies he controls.

The city is cracking down on performers in Washington Square Park.

Brookfield Properties, the owners of Zuccotti Park, owe the city over $100,000 in back taxes.

The Post wishes somebody would step up and run against Kirsten Gillibrand.

Gillibrand joined Eric Schneiderman to announce a crack down on illegal gun sellers.

New federal guidelines from President Obama have failed to slow the tide of deportations.

The Daily News backs CUNY tuition hikes.

A rare sight in New York: a presidential contender stumping for votes.

Is Barack Obama TR 2.0?

Joe Biden will host another 2012 fundraiser at the Four Seasons.

Herman Cain is reportedly preparing to endorse Newt Gingrich.

John Liu plans to reveal the names of his biggest fundraisers sometime this week.