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Extra, Extra: San Onofre, Suicide Silence, & Sugar Cane
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- The lead singer of the metal band Suicide Silence died of his injuries following a Halloween night motorcycle crash in Huntington Beach.
- The outage of the San Onofre nuclear plant has so far cost $300 million.
- Congrats to actor Jodie Foster, who has been tapped to receive the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's Cecil B. DeMille Award at next year's Golden Globe Awards.
- If you're a fan of TV's "Whale Wars" you can take a tour of the vessel in Marina Del Rey.
- Police are investigating the death of a man found fatally shot in an apartment.
- Cheers! Silver Lake's Black Hogg is re-opening November 6.
- What should you have your eye out for at your farmers' market this week? Autumn Sugar Cane, says Squid Ink.
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