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FILE - This June 27, 2011 file photo shows Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky, who drew criticism for sentencing former Stanford University swimmer Brock Tuer to only six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. (Jason Doiy/The Recorder via AP, File) A judge who came under fire after sentencing a Stanford swimmer to six months in a sexual assault case requested Thursday to remove himself from handling criminal cases, but efforts to recall him still remain. Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky requested that he be assigned to civil court and that request was approved, the county’s Presiding Judge Rise Pinchon said in a statement. "While I firmly beli...

More than seven weeks after FBI Director James Comey’s July 5 aouncement closing the case on Hillary Clinton’s personal email use, Republican calls are growing for prosecutors to take a closer look – at everything from perjury questions to the tangled dealings with Clinton Foundation donors during the candidate’s tenure leading the State Department. And on Thursday, Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy pointed out another potential problem with the bureau’s original email investigation. After viewing the FBI’s tightly held file on the case, the South Carolina congressman told Fox News it doesn’t appear investigators asked Clinton about the issue that was the basis for not pursuing charges – kn...

Debbie Dorian (Fresno Police Department ) Two retired Califoia detectives are retuing to duty to solve a case that has haunted them for two decades: the savage rape and murder of a 22-year-old college student days before her graduation. Debbie Dorian, an econonics students at Fresno State University, was found gagged, raped and murdered inside her north Fresno apartment in 1996. DNA collected at the scene was later linked to similar crimes in the Visalia area -- which occurred between July 1999 and August 2002 -- but no arrests have ever been made in Dorian's killing. Now, 20 years later,Bob Schiotis and Vince Zavala, the two detectives who worked the case from the begiing, will review o...

Joey Spears' sad life ended on a Texas highway in 1973, but his fate was only revealed recently. (NAMUS) The fate of a Mississippi teen missing for more than four decades has finally been revealed, thanks to the efforts of a tenacious cemetery worker who sought closure for strangers, police said Monday. Joseph “Joey” Norman Spears, originally of Harrison County, was identified by his mother from faded photos of his body, taken after he was hit by a car in Texas City, Texas, in 1973, according to the SunHerald.com. The sad confirmation brought to an end a process begun when a worker at Hayes Grace Memorial Park in the nearby town of Hitchcock took an interest in the John Doe grave. Chelse...

A fresh report that federal prosecutors are probing the Clinton Foundation revived speculation Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton may not be past her email problems, but the Justice Department on Friday declined to confirm the account. Despite the official decline, The Daily Caller reported that several investigations were being launched including one led by U.S. Attoey Preet Bharara of the Civil Frauds Unit that will focus on Clinton Foundation in New York. “We’re declining to comment,” a spokesperson told FoxNews.com about the claims. The FBI had investigated the Clinton Foundation’s relationship with the State Department during then-Secretary Hillary Clinton’s tenure,...

Jessica Urbina. Police on Hawaii's Big Island are trying to identify human remains that were found near personal items belonging to a Canadian woman who has been missing for about 15 years. Local hunters found partial human skeletal remains last month in a remote area of the island's Puna district. The remains have been sent to a mainland forensic laboratory and it could be a month or two before an identity is confirmed, Hawaii Police Department Lt. Greg Esteban said Wednesday. When police went to investigate the remains, they found weathered clothing and what appeared to be a sleeping bag. One of the items had a name: Jessica Urbina. The name led police to a missing person's report for ...

Baltimore State's Attoey Marilyn Mosby could face the same fallout from the Freddie Gray case as prosecutor Michael Nifong did after the Duke lacrosse case in 2006. (L- Reuters, R- AP) A law professor with a history of taking prosecutors to task has set his sights on the Baltimore state’s attoey, who failed in her bid to put six cops in prison in coection with the racially-charged death of Freddie Gray. George Washington University law professor John Banzhaf has filed complaints against Marilyn Mosby with the Attoey Grievance Commission of Maryland. He alleges Mosby and two deputies committed ethics violations, used “fraudulent or misleading tactics," withheld evidence from the defense a...

Baltimore State's Attoey Marilyn Mosby could face the same fallout from the Freddie Gray case as prosecutor Michael Nifong did after the Duke lacrosse case in 2006. (L- Reuters, R- AP) A law professor with a history of taking prosecutors to task has set his sights on the Baltimore state’s attoey, who failed in her bid to put six cops in prison in coection with the racially-charged death of Freddie Gray. George Washington University law professor John Banzhaf has filed complaints against Marilyn Mosby with the Attoey Grievance Commission of Maryland. He alleges Mosby and two deputies committed ethics violations, used “fraudulent or misleading tactics," withheld evidence from the defense a...

WYNWOOD, Fla. – Gov. Rick Scott aounced the number of Zika cases likely spread by local mosquitoes had increased to 14 and asked Monday for a federal emergency response team to help the state combat the spread of the virus in the U.S. The goveor also said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention would issue a travel waing to pregnant women or those thinking of becoming pregnant to avoid a square mile area in Miami-Dade County, where officials believe the active transmissions of Zika are occurring. Officials aounced four cases on Friday, believed to be first people to contract the virus from mosquitoes within the 50 states. The CDC's emergency response team will help Florida offic...

McLEAN, Va. – Armando Morales was a gang leader, drug dealer and a jailhouse snitch. But he was also a commanding, dynamic presence on the witness stand when he told jurors that his cellmate, Ingmar Guandique, confessed to the murder of Washington inte Chandra Levy. Jurors believed Morales, and prosecutors obtained a conviction against Guandique at his 2010 trial despite lacking a confession, witnesses or DNA evidence. They obtained a conviction even though everyone knew that police had initially suspected another man, former Califoia congressman Gary Condit. But for the past five years, while Guandique was imprisoned on what was to have been a 60-year murder sentence, defense lawyers ...

ORLANDO – Florida likely has the first cases of Zika transmitted by mosquitoes on the U.S. mainland, the state's goveor said Friday. No mosquitoes in the state have tested positive for Zika, but one woman and three men in Miami-Dade and Broward counties likely contracted the virus through mosquito bites, Gov. Rick Scott said during a news conference in Orlando. More than 1,650 Zika infections have been reported in the U.S., but the four patients in Florida would be the first not linked to travel outside the U.S. mainland. More on this... WHO chief going to the Olympics, says Zika risk low Florida identifies two more Zika cases not related to travel "This is not just a Florida iss...

William Clayboue Taylor (FBI) GREENSBORO, N.C. – When he was initially arrested in the 1977 shooting death of a former immigration official in Florida, William Clayboue Taylor posted bond and disappeared. Decades later, federal agents have finally caught up to him in North Carolina. Taylor, 67, was taken into custody Thursday in Reidsville, North Carolina, where he had been living under a false name, the FBI said in a news release. The FBI has identified Taylor, who was on the agency's Most Wanted list, as the triggerman in an attempt to kill the former mayor of a small Florida town. The January 1977 shooting left the mayor wounded and a former official with the Immigration and Naturaliz...

(MandicJovan) CHICAGO – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has ordered all blood collection centers in Florida's Miami-Dade and Broward counties to stop collecting blood as state health department officials continue to investigate four possible cases of local transmission of the Zika virus. In a statement posted on its website on Wednesday, the FDA said blood centers should stop collecting blood in the two counties until they can implement testing for the Zika virus in each unit of blood collected, or until they can put in place technology that can kill pathogens in collected blood. The FDA also recommends that nearby counties implement the same measures to maintain the safety of the ...

(MandicJovan) CHICAGO – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has ordered all blood collection centers in Florida's Miami-Dade and Broward counties to stop collecting blood as state health department officials continue to investigate four possible cases of local transmission of the Zika virus. In a statement posted on its website on Wednesday, the FDA said blood centers should stop collecting blood in the two counties until they can implement testing for the Zika virus in each unit of blood collected, or until they can put in place technology that can kill pathogens in collected blood. The FDA also recommends that nearby counties implement the same measures to maintain the safety of the ...

The U.S. Attoey's Office in Washington, DC on Thursday moved to dismiss the case -- and a retrial -- against Ingmar Guandique, the illegal immigrant previously convicted of murdering inte Chandra Levy in May 2001, citing "unforeseen developments." Related Image Expand / Contract The U.S. Attoey's Office dropped charges against Ingmar Guandique on Thursday. (AP) Guandique, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, is set to be released to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for removal proceedings. The 2010 conviction of Guandique -- and the 60-year prison sentenced imposed on him at the time -- was vacated and a new trial was ordered in 2015 based on what Guandique's defense tea...

Prosecutors dropped the remaining charges Wednesday against three Baltimore police officers awaiting trial in the death of Freddie Gray, ending the case without any convictions. Gray was a 25-year-old black man whose neck was broken while he was handcuffed and shackled but left unrestrained in the back of a police van in April 2015. His death added fuel to the growing Black Lives Matter movement, set off massive protests in the city and led to the worst riots the city had seen in decades. The day started with a pretrial hearing for Officer Garrett Miller -- who had faced assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment charges. But instead of pretrial motions, Chief Deputy State...

PHILADELPHIA – Former President Bill Clinton laid out a very personal, methodical case for electing his wife, Hillary, as the country’s next president Tuesday night, telling the Democratic National Convention that she has devoted her life to helping underserved Americans and changing lives for the better. “She did more positive change-making before 30 than most do in a lifetime,” said Clinton, hours after his wife officially became the first woman to become the presidential nominee of a major U.S. political party. “She is still the best da change-maker I have ever known," he said. "But we won’t get to that if she’s not elected. Hillary will make us stronger together. I hope you elect h...

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Perry Coniglio. (Highlands Police Dept.) HIGHLANDS, N.Y. – A man held an 81-year-old Marine Corps veteran hostage in his squalid motel room for at least four years in order to steal his benefits checks, authorities said Thursday. HEARTBREAKING: U.S. veteran held hostage, abused for years at Highland motel, police say: https://t.co/5xSlhBdsgK pic.twitter.com/DuegdMLLQR — Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) July 20, 2016 Perry Coniglio was arrested Tuesday in his room adjoining the victim's at a motel in Highlands. The motel sits next door to the police station in the Hudson Valley town, about 50 miles north of New York City. Coniglio, 43, used brute force and intimidation to get the mentally dimin...

Perry Coniglio. (Highlands Police Dept.) HIGHLANDS, N.Y. – A man held an 81-year-old Marine Corps veteran hostage in his squalid motel room for at least four years in order to steal his benefits checks, authorities said Thursday. HEARTBREAKING: U.S. veteran held hostage, abused for years at Highland motel, police say: https://t.co/5xSlhBdsgK pic.twitter.com/DuegdMLLQR — Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) July 20, 2016 Perry Coniglio was arrested Tuesday in his room adjoining the victim's at a motel in Highlands. The motel sits next door to the police station in the Hudson Valley town, about 50 miles north of New York City. Coniglio, 43, used brute force and intimidation to get the mentally dimin...