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By Susan Russo, SDNN
A month into California Lobster Season, there's still plenty of time to catch your fill of spiny lobster, San Diego's succulent specialty.
- Weekend eight great: Larry King, local suds and alien abductions
- City Ballet looks forward to new season at Spreckles
Today's Headlines
- Former councilman appointed to head of SD union
- 23-year-old killed in motorcycle accident
- Police arrest man suspected in two dozen robberies
- Carlsbad company sues makers of Monster
- Sex offender arrested for violating release terms
- Attorney general cites $19.5 million judgment for Shell Oil
- Three men sent to prison for beating death
- 3 San Diego hotels earn AAA Five Diamonds
- Motorcyclist killed on Miramar
- Imperial Beach Pier to see repairs
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John Gaffaney, 56, was killed Thursday when a gunman opened fire on the nation's largest military base in the nation.
By Steven Bartholow, SDNN
Meb was happy to be home and celebrating his New York Marathon victory with San Diegans this morning.
By Joe Tash, Del Mar Village Voice
Just six months after San Diego County Supervisor Pam Slater-Price began her fifth term, a Carmel Valley resident threw his hat in the race.
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Does anyone think the Chargers have a chance in Giants Stadium? Find out here.
By Scott McDonald, SDNN
It’s not that I didn’t like Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros before their Tuesday night show at The Belly Up, I just wasn’t yet a believer.
By Jason Owens, SDNN
The long-awaited showdown between Philip Rivers and Eli Manning is upon us. Find out who has the edge on Sunday.
By Kelly Wheeler, City News Service
A Bonita man who strangled his 10-month-old son and the baby's mother because she was pressuring him to admit parentage was sentenced Friday to consecutive life prison terms with no possibility of parole.
By Gary Risling and Marcus Wohlsen, Associated Press
While many cities are working to regulate or ban medical marijuana dispensaries, one California town is happily taxing it.
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By Kate Hanley, Guest Contributor
Opinion: Hoping the state's Marine Life Protection Act Blue Ribbon Task Force will accept the opportunity to ensure a safe and healthy environment for all Californians.
By Danielle Gano, SDNN
Angels Foster Family Network is a San Diego-based nonprofit organization attempting to understand what is wrong with the foster system, educate the community about the issues and make positive changes.
By Margo Schwab, SDNN
More than 600 guests came out to support the organization's one-on-one mentoring relationship programs to keep kids on the right track.
By Jennifer Reed, SDNN
This Sunday, November 8, Foundation Fighting Blindness will host its second annual 5K San Diego VisionWalk.
By Lauren Clifford, SDNN
Hipster heaven has a few worthy hot-spots.
By Kiley Lyons, SDNN
The three-day Phish music feast, dubbed Festival 8 (the eighth festival put on by Phish), left me as content as the sugar goodness of the glazed donuts they served on Sunday.
By Tracy Emblem, Guest Contributor
Opinion: It's time we protect people's civil rights and stop acts of violence based on hatred.
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By Rebecca Chappell, SDNN

Video: Aquaculture -- or fish farming -- is growing so rapidly that it accounts for almost 50 percent of all fish brought to the table. And a few leading fish farms are right here in San Diego.
- San Diegans see flashbacks with Boyz II Men concert
- What does Maine's rejection of gay marriage mean for California?
- California Budget Crisis Diaries: Reasons for the budget fiasco
- Bora Bora resort is sanctuary for turtles - and us, too
- Carmel Valley community distraught over fatal teen crash
- California Budget Crisis Diaries: More taxes to save the state
- SoCal football programs dealing with losses, adversity
- San Diego National Bank's takeover sad, but not surprising
- Buddy system reaps health benefits at fit-2gether.com
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By Maryann Castronovo, SDNN

Opinion: A big jackpot causes a big frenzy and big dreams about what to do with the money.
- So-called patients are hijacking medical marijuana
- Letters from the World Series with SDNN's Len Simon
- Term out San Diego County Board of Supervisors, then repent
- Candidates tout 'IT' qualities Americans haven't seen
- Hillary, Sarah, Oprah and Michelle -- Bridge, anyone?
- Dumb or dumber? A cautionary tale from Beth Green
- 'Michael Jackson's This Is It': King of Pop still rules
- 'South Pacific,' 'Zombie Prom': San Diego youth theater sings
- Maryann Castronovo on breast cancer: Tears and healing
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By Mike Schneider, Associated Press

A gunman opened fire Friday in the offices of an engineering firm where he was let go more than two years ago, authorities said, killing one person and injuring five others.
- Jobless rate tops 10 pct. for first time since '83
- Ft. Hood suspect reportedly shouted 'Allahu Akbar'
- Details emerge about Fort Hood suspect background
- Obama says don't jump to conclusions on shooting
- House Dems say Sat. vote on health care may slip
- Crowds roar, bells ring as NYC fetes Yankees
- Deja vu: Wal-Mart, Amazon, Target in DVD price war
- Obama, House Dems confident on health care vote
- Fla. baby found alive in box under sitter's bed
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