“Reading about MLK's legacy” (Photo: @nycmayorsoffice)

Lew Fidler will report having $400,000 on hand in his next filing.

He dismissed GOP criticism of his campaign kickoff location.

He's got an interesting campaign logo.

The GOP is seeing red in southern Brooklyn.

Ed Towns says he's definitely seeking reelection.

Alec Brook-Krasny will likely run for Domenic Recchia's seat.

Governor Cuomo took a pass on Al Sharpton's event.

He says public education "has become the great discriminator.”

There'll be no hydrofracking funds in his budget proposal.

The budget will show the state's financial situation has improved.

The Governor will likely push for pension reform.

He's not revealing much more about tomorrow budget address yet.

Politicians attended the annual Korean Night Gala on Friday night.

Antisemitic vandalism continues.

On the presidential race:

Mayor Bloomberg hopes to influence the GOP debate on immigration.

Here's some narratives to watch for tonight's GOP debate.

Jon Huntsman left the race today. Here's the video.

He had a more cynical strategy than most people realized.

Dave Weigel looks at the GOP's working class vote.

Interest in the GOP primaries might be starting to wane.

Mitt Romney is apparently "just like Obama," according to Rick Santorum's latest ad: