Suspect In Killing Of Yale Grad Student Annie Le To Plead Guilty
An attorney for Raymond Clark III, who was charged with strangling Le in 2009, said his client would plead guilty Thursday in New Haven Superior Court as part of a plea deal.
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An attorney for Raymond Clark III, who was charged with strangling Le in 2009, said his client would plead guilty Thursday in New Haven Superior Court as part of a plea deal.
The earthquake and resulting tsunami in Japan and the devastation they left behind have hit home for one former Tri-State area baseball manager.
Authorities said Erlendy Flores died after Flavio Godoy stuck a syringe filled with cyanide in her arm while she was packing clothes. Police said Godoy then drank cyanide himself and died.
If you've ever stepped into an Irish pub, chances are you've heard the Irish rock band, The Pogues, playing on the jukebox.
Cleaning kits were loaded onto an oversized municipal truck in Little Falls to help residents get their lives back.
An 18-year-old who was savagely beaten after he left a birthday party in Queens died at Jamaica Hospital Monday night.
A judge has decided that a once-prominent New York City politician can serve 500 hours of community service rather than jail time for income tax evasion.
The Department said "the use of a hand-held cell phone while driving a vehicle is illegal. In addition, driving while texting or talking on a cell phone is dangerous and endangers both drivers and pedestrians."
Each time, the NYPD said, the muggers shoved the unarmed postal worker to the ground and stole a master mailbox key that gives the thieves access to dozens of mailboxes.
Lawmakers on the Assembly Education Committee were scheduled to quiz Marc Larkins Wednesday.
A political operative charged with bilking New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg out of more than $1 million has lost a bid to have the case thrown out.
Gov. Chris Christie brought the issue to the forefront when he spoke at an anti-abortion rally in Trenton in January.
Do a quick mental inventory of the things you could not live without in the kitchen.
Don't forget! The Creative Cups fundraiser is tonight - March 15, 2011 - on Long Island.
Ed Day, who has two sons in the army, is pushing a bill that would set up buffers between those who want to protest military funerals and the families of the soldiers.
