The Campaign

Less than a week before Election Day, both attorney general candidates are fighting with every weapon they have.

Controversial gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino was booed in Manhattan a day after making anti-gay remarks.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino has reportedly turned to his own companies to run his campaign.

Upper Manhattan has four women in the hunt for Senate and Assembly seats, a record number.

Diana Taylor stumped for Saujani on the Upper East Side on Monday.

An Inwood man sick of a truck blasting election messages allegedly dismantled the speakers, campaign staff said.

Attorney General candidate Sean Coffey plans to lend even more of his own cash to his campaign, he said.

Attorney General hopeful Kathleen Rice now has $4.4 million in her war chest, far more than her rivals, a new report shows.

Charlie Rangel, fresh from his birthday fundraiser, said he wants ethics troubles behind him to focus on campaign.

Assemblyman Richard Brodsky attacked the energy industry in his first major policy proposal as State Attorney General candidate.

Nassau County DA Kathleen Rice didn't show at the Attorney General debate Tuesday, citing scheduling conflicts.

The incumbent now has $1.5M for the September primary.

The Nassau County District Attorney's campaign has $4.1 million in the bank.

Rice has $4.14 million in the bank so far, her campaign says.

An aide for Schneiderman said neither he nor his driver knew they had damaged the other car.