One borough in the Garden state of New Jersey has taken to extreme measures to ban drinking games. The city of Belmar, New Jersey is going through what some are calling a civil-war of sorts recently between seasonal and annual residents of the small oceanside town -- over drinking games that have been annoying residents.

The trial of an 11-year-old girl arrested on a deadly weapon charge is scheduled to begin Wednesday after her attorney and prosecutors are unable to agree on a plea bargain. Authorities arrested Maribel Cuevas, 11, in April after she threw a two-pound rock at a neighborhood boy who had hit her with a water balloon. The boy suffered a severe gash in his forehead when the rock hit him. Cuevas was sent to Fresno's juvenile hall for five days and also spent a month under house arrest after police reported she resisted arrest and assaulted an officer.

Minutes after pleading guilty to a gang-related stabbing death, a man gets married in the same courtroom. Joshua Martin Miracle, 26, faces death or life in prison without parole in the stabbing death of Elias Raymond Silva on October 3.

Police in the Rochester suburb of Greece, charge Robert Ross, 38, with unlawful surveillance, after two teenage girls accuse him of using a camera hidden in his shoes to peek into a dressing room where they were trying on clothes. What makes this a special case is the fact that Ross is a drug investigator for a local police narcotics unit.

Legendary comedian and actor Pat McCormick has died. The man responsible for writing comedy for such comedians as Phylis Diller, Red Skelton, and Johnny Carson died late Friday afternoon, he was 78-years old. McCormick had been living at the Motion Picture and Television Fund's hospital in Woodland Hills, California since 1998 when he suffered a stroke that left him partially paralyzed.