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GOP: End Sanctuary State Status With the Stroke of a Pen
The date was September 15th, 2017.
A Beacon of Opportunity: Senator Palumbo Announces Scholarships to Elevate Local Students
In a gesture that underscores the ongoing support for academic and athletic excellence within the 1st Senate District, Senator Anthony Palumbo (R, C-New Suffolk) has promoted a brighter future for local students. The New York Conference of Italian-American State Legislators Inc., a bipartisan entity renowned for its dedication to celebrating the rich tapestry of Italian American heritage and its multifaceted contributions to New York's culture, has officially opened its doors to applications for its annual scholarship program.
Concerns Arise Over NY Common Retirement Fund's Climate-Driven Investment Decisions
In a recent New York State Common Retirement Fund (Fund) announcement, concerns are mounting over the decision to restrict investments in eight oil and gas companies, including industry giant Exxon Mobil Corp. The move, part of the Fund's strategy to navigate climate risks, has sparked criticism for potentially jeopardizing investment returns and diverging from traditional fiduciary responsibilities.
Critics Call Flip Flopper Hochul a "Chameleon" on Progressive Issues
Governor Kathy Hochul proudly proclaimed in press releases her support for strict gun control laws that cracked down on where people can carry firearms across New York State.
Election Law Attorney: Fatal Flaw in Trump Ballot Case
Democrats who are trying to kick President Trump off the ballot in New York State committed numerous legal fatal flaws that will ultimately keep him on the ballot.
The Sinister, Dark, Deep State Is Determined to Undermine Democracy
It was a privilege to serve as Deputy Communications Director for Republican Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. One door closes, another opens. I look forward to strengthening the great team already here at the South Shore Press.
Transparency Troubles: Scrutiny Over Hochul's $15 Million Economic Boost
Governor Kathy Hochul's recent rollout of a $15 million economic development package has sparked controversy amid revelations that a significant portion of the funds appears to be earmarked for projects closely associated with her major donors, political allies, and Democrat-led regions. The allocation, intended to support 19 projects across New York State under the Regional Economic Development Council initiative, has drawn criticism for what some see as a lack of impartiality and transparency in the selection process.
Former NYPD Cop Condemns Barbaric Migrant Beatdown
The South Shore Press caught up with former NYPD Deputy Inspector and Lieutenant Governor candidate Allison Esposito at the New York State Conservative Party conference in Albany.
State Lawmaker: Expect "Batsh*t Crazy" Agenda in Albany
New York State Republican Senator George Borrello was blunt in his assessment of how the 2024 session was going to pan out concerning legislation:
Property Owners Blast "Good Cause" Evictions Bill
Advocates for the rights of landlords to fight for the eviction of nightmare tenants have a warning for anyone in New York State that leases or rents apartments:
Legal Hail Mary Thrown To Block Trump From NYS Ballot
Last week the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case that will determine whether or not the State of Colorado had the right to kick President Trump off the ballot in the Centennial State.
Parents: Pay Close Attention to What's on the November Ballot
This November you and voters across New York State are going to be able to vote yes or no, up or down, on the "Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)." The referendum is going to be on every ballot this year.
Zeldin Zings Hochul's New York: "Falling to SH*T!"
Long Island native, former Congressman, former State Senator, and New York Gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin pulled no punches when describing the sorry state of our state:
Pinion Pins Progressives and Dems for State and National Woes
Former United States Senate candidate, Newsmax television commentator, and New York State Republican Party surrogate Joe Pinion kicked off the 2024 NYS Conservative Party conference at the Downtown Albany Hilton last week.
New York Lawmakers Urge Hochul and Adams to Halt Funding Amid Migrant Crisis
A coalition of New York's congressional representatives, in a bold move on February 7, 2024, issued a stark letter to Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams, calling for an immediate cessation of taxpayer dollars being funneled into efforts that, they argue, exacerbate New York City's escalating migrant crisis. The letter, signed by nine Members of Congress, including Nick LaLota, Nicole Malliotakis, and Elise Stefanik, among others, positions the crisis as a direct consequence of the Biden Administration's immigration policies and the sanctuary city protocols upheld by state and city leadership.
Big Apple and Empire State Expand Migrant Benefits
Two proposed plans by the State of New York and the City of New York will greatly expand benefits for illegal immigrants in the form of job opportunities and prepaid credit cards.
National Outrage: USA Flips Out Following Migrant Middle Finger
One of eight migrants believed to be responsible for a brutal beatdown of two NYPD cops infuriated both Republicans and Democrats after flipping off the country with two hands and a "one finger salute" after a brief court appearance.
Gas Stove Ban Plan Heats Up With Hochul's Budget
The War On Gas Stoves is heating up in New York State, with Governor Kathy Hochul lighting the spark to turn her pilot program of banning them a reality in the Empire State.
Fiscal Ticking Time Bomb: NYS Public Pensions Top $400,000
The biggest budget busting publicly subsidized pension in all of New York State belongs to Dr. Shashikant Lele, who last worked at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo. His pension for 2023 was a whopping $437,328.
Racial Data Collection Law in NYC Raises Questions on Policing Practices
Despite the intention to enhance transparency and curtail racial bias in policing, the law has faced criticism from various quarters, including Mayor Eric Adams. A former NYPD sergeant, Adams has expressed concerns that the new requirements might divert officers' focus from public safety to bureaucratic record-keeping. "Police officers are forced to fill out additional paperwork rather than focus on helping New Yorkers and strengthening community bonds," Adams stated, highlighting the apprehension that the law could compromise the efficacy of police work.
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Push on for Tier 6 Pension Reform
Fix Tier 6 is the rallying cry in Albany as Albany works through the legislative session.
Free Trees in the Town of Brookhaven
On Arbor Day (Friday, April 25), the Town of Brookhaven will hold its annual tree seedling, mulch, and compost giveaway in the South Parking Lot of Brookhaven Town Hall, located at 1 Independence Hill in Farmingville from 1:00-6:00 p.m.
Doctor sues New York homeowners' association for religious discrimination and harassment, seeks over $1 million in damages
A first responder and medical doctor is embroiled in a legal battle against his homeowners' association, alleging discrimination and harassment based on his religion.