The South Shore Press

Rest in Pieces: Homeless Tomb Trasher Busted

Suffolk County Police arrested a man accused of turning a quiet Huntington cemetery into a chaotic crime scene, allegedly toppling a tombstone, pelting passing vehicles with rocks and fighting officers before he was finally subdued.

Rest in Pieces: Homeless Tomb Trasher Busted

Video Vault

VIDEO VAULT: NYS Bullies Hospice Nuns Over Gender Rules

Video Vault: Election Attorney Raises Concerns Over NY Ballot Law

Video Vault: Barton Believes Yankees Must Fix Catcher, Bullpen Before Deadline

Video Vault: McCabe on SAVE Act Standoff Gripping Capitol Hill

Local

The Infinite Prescription: How New York’s Healthcare Leviathan Devours Budgets While Delivering Dubious Health Gains

Rocky Point Roads Get Major Upgrade

Dam Good News: Big Bucks for Stump Pond Dam

Big Apple Bandits Busted in Brazen, Blue Box Theft

Sports

Sorry Tom, the Odds Don't Lie

Local Pitcher Reaches the Show

Ewing Heads Back to D.C.

Running for a Reason

State

The Infinite Prescription: How New York’s Healthcare Leviathan Devours Budgets While Delivering Dubious Health Gains

NYS Conservatives Rip NYSAG After Report Ranks NY Medicaid Fraud Unit Among Nation's Worst

New Yorkers Sour On The Empire State

Why New York’s Electric Bills Keep Climbing

Nation

On Nation’s 250th Birthday, President Warns of Communist Threat to America

America at 250: Reflecting on the Declaration of Independence

Master Engraver Honors America’s 250th

Long Island Delegation Backs Ukraine Aid Bill

Opinion

The Infinite Prescription: How New York’s Healthcare Leviathan Devours Budgets While Delivering Dubious Health Gains

Keeping Your Estate Plan Aligned with Lifetime Gifts

Choosing One’s Parents

Why the Best Time to Buy a Home on Long Island Might Be Right Now

Business

The Fed's New Boss Isn't Panicking, and Neither Should You

The Recovery Story Retailers Are Telling — and Why It's More Selective Than It Sounds

Wall Street's AI Trade Hits a Air Pocket — But the Chip Orders Keep Coming

China's Factories Keep Winning the Export War, Even as Its Consumers Stay Home