The South Shore Press

Repeat Exposure: Cops Report Accused Flasher Busted Again

A Ronkonkoma man accused of turning Suffolk County parking lots into his own X-rated peep show is facing fresh charges after allegedly exposing himself to two more women, while already free on similar charges.

Repeat Exposure: Cops Report Accused Flasher Busted Again

Video Vault

South Shore Press Video Vault: Suffolk Driver Goes Full Throttle

VIDEO VAULT: Murdered Teen’s Mom Blasts Stony Brook Mascot

SSP VIDEO VAULT: Santos Rips "Hijab Hochul"

Video Vault: Police Drone Hunts Down Lindenhurst Burglary Suspect

Local

Lalota’s Hypocrisy Leaves NY-1 Without a Candidate Worth Endorsing

Brookhaven Holds Tax Hike Below State Cap

Brookhaven's Coastal Fight Draws Global Attention

Illegal Immigrant Drunk Driver Pleads Guilty In Deadly 117 MPH Crash

Sports

Yankees Stand By Boone After Another October Collapse

Boone’s Return Is the Yankees Spitting in the Face of the Fans and Their Own History

From Jameis to JJ: A Giant Plot Twist

SWR’s Shealyn Varbero Named Scholar-Athlete

State

Is Hochul’s sanctuary state denial the lie of the year?

Albany’s Costs Are Driving Local Tax Hikes

Hochul and Blakeman Make Final Pitches Before Early Voting

Court correctly tosses NY’s illegal utility tax

Nation

France's Riots Are a Warning Americans Should Read Closely

Supreme Court Agrees to Decide Whether Congress Can Ban Home Distilling

President Trump puts GOP back in the fight as he returns a GOP Rally Chairman

Trump Drops Bomb On Socialist Democrats

Opinion

France's Riots Are a Warning Americans Should Read Closely

No One Is Above the Law, Not Even Ilhan Omar

Vote Like Your Life Depends on it. Because it Does

Burner Prudenti: Protecting Your Children’s Future Through Estate Planning

Business

CoreWeave's Falling Stock Shows Where the AI Buildout's Financing Gets Expensive

Washington Eased Up on Russian Energy. Oil Rose Anyway.

Amazon's Cloud Boss Just Said Computing Power Is Sold Out Through 2028

Labor Department Suspends Microsoft, Adobe and Six Outsourcing Firms From Green-Card Labor Program