The South Shore Press

Farmingville Fire Department EMT Indicted on Sexual Abuse Charges

A Farmingville Fire Department emergency medical technician has been indicted on felony sexual abuse charges after allegedly assaulting a female co-worker inside the firehouse during her shift, Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced.

Farmingville Fire Department EMT Indicted on Sexual Abuse Charges

Video Vault

South Shore Press Video Vault: Leveling with Levy

South Shore Press Video Vault: Steve Levy on the Future of the NYS GOP

South Shore Press Video Vault: Suffolk GOP's Election Night Shocker

SSP Video Vault: Former Suffolk County Executive Breaks Down Governor's Race

Local

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

A Holiday Tradition Wrapped in Love

“I voted “ stickers are a waste of taxpayer money

Long Island’s Political Sea Change by the Numbers

Sports

The Champions Got the Last Out, and the Last Laugh Was on the Yankees

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

The Clown Has Left the Circus

Make That Five in a Row for Port Jefferson

State

BREAKING NEWS: Sore Loser Blakeman Blasted Over Stefanik Attack

Blakeman Thanks New Yorkers After Crushing Defeat

Hochul Holds Double-Digit Edge Over Blakeman in Two Final-Week Polls

Hochul Asks Trump to Declare a Major Disaster on Long Island After September Nor'easter

Nation

Winners and Losers of the Midterms

Two GOP Wins in Suffolk County Despite National Blue Wave Bloodbath

Supreme Court Refuses to Make California Set Aside Ballots Flagged by Trump Administration

Treasury Targets Billions in Suspected Fraud

Opinion

“I voted “ stickers are a waste of taxpayer money

The Fine Line Between Secrecy and Disclosure

Winners and Losers of the Midterms

Suffolk's Split Decision: No, You Can't Blame Trump or a Blue Wave For Losses

Business

Water Authority accepts final review of North Fork pipeline

Two Fed Officials Wanted a Rate Hike This Week. The Rest Chose to Wait.

Economy Grew at a 3.4% Pace Last Quarter, With Imported Computers Swelling Investment

Oheka Castle Goes for $72 Million at Auction, About Half Its Appraised Value