
Farmingville Author Pens Sci-Fi Novel
In the age of streaming and carte blanche entertainment, sometimes it’s good to get back to basics with a good read. For Stephen J., of

In the age of streaming and carte blanche entertainment, sometimes it’s good to get back to basics with a good read. For Stephen J., of

HAUPPAUGE – Crime victims and Senate and Assembly Republicans are rallying to pass “Sarah’s Law” this session of the State Legislature. The bill, named for

Suffolk County Legislator Anthony Piccirillo (R-Holtsville) wielded the powerful gavel of Presiding Officer for the first time on Tuesday at the Legislature’s General Meeting in

Last Thursday, January 22, Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney (R) was sworn in to begin a second, four-year term. Tierney made his maiden voyage

We’re breaking from our look at the federal departments to discuss an ever-present debate in American politics, the filibuster. As a disclaimer, we might need

National Minneapolis, Minnesota, descends into chaos as another fatality is reported amid protests against federal law enforcement. Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive care nurse for

By Matt Meduri With no other state affected by the September 11 attacks quite like New York, it’s fitting that the New York congressional delegation
Congressman Nick LaLota (R-Amityville), the Northeast’s only Republican on the House Appropriations Committee, just this week announced a slew of funding to bolster Suffolk’s research
The race for the 2026 House majority continues to heat up amidst a nationwide arms-race that has seen mid-decade gerrymandering reach heights not seen in

Since the regular, post-Census redistricting cycle in 2021, New York State has had three separate maps enacted. The 2021 cycle, which was a complete disaster