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Authorities believe Cain Clark and Caleb Vazquez are the shooters in Monday morning's attack, which is being investigated as a hate crime. Both suspects, ages 17 and 18, died from apparent self-inflicted gunshot wounds, police said. They were found dead in a vehicle stopped in the middle of a road near the center, said San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl. Three men were killed in the shooting.

The City Council approved postponing the minimum wage increase by 18 months, until after the 2028 Olympics. A business coalition had put a measure on the November ballot that would have eliminated the gross receipts tax, which is the city's second-largest revenue stream. In return for the minimum wage delay, the coalition will withdraw the ballot measure.

Speaking at a news conference on Tuesday, Imam Taha Hassane said Awad's wife is a teacher at the Islamic school and he was a devout member of the community. He is every single day at the Islamic Center, joining the prayers every single day, he said. San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl said the three men's actions likely helped to save 140

Residents in LA reported that Google Maps was displaying satellite images of the Altadena and Pacific Palisades neighborhoods prior to the devastating 2025 wildfires, leading some to believe it was motivated by the upcoming mayoral election.

Officers responded to reports of an active shooter at the Islamic Center of San Diego. According to a report from The Associated Press, a local officer identified as Officer Anthony Carrasco said people reported hearing multiple shots. At the time of writing, the number of victims had not been reporting. MS NOW passed along information reported by local NBC station KNSD revealing that two suspected shooters had been killed.

In a 9-6 vote, the council voted initial approval of an ordinance to postpone implementation of the $30 hourly minimum til 2030, instead of 2028. But L.A. City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson, who introduced the motion, called it "a placeholder" that allows negotiations between city officials, hotel and airport businesses and labor unions to continue in the coming days. Another vote would be needed to formally delay implementation.

On the morning of May 23, 1994, two best friends, Lawrence “Larry” Loehr and Eugene Cates, were brutally killed at a north Stockton construction site. Both were 23 years old, engaged to the women they planned to marry and on the verge of careers in law enforcement. For 32 years, no one was held accountable. Now, authorities say they have solved the case: Donald Lee Clark, 80, a lifelong Stockton resident, has been arrested and charged with murder.

The co-CEO of Waymo posted a video on social media showing one of the company's driverless taxis avoiding a recent crash on a busy freeway in Los Angeles. Dmitri Dolgov shared video of a crash on the 10 Freeway that he says was caused by street racing. Footage shows an out-of-control car crashing into a freeway wall and then coming to a stop in the middle of the road, directly in the path of the approaching Waymo vehicle.

Members of the 77th Street Division gang enforcement unit are being investigated for turning off their body cameras and failing to document some traffic stops. Police officials said Tuesday that the anti-gang unit would be temporarily disbanded while the department reviews the matter. The specialized LAPD detail, said to prioritize seizing illegal firearms, was once described as being among the department's "best" tool against gangs by a police union publication.

Cristo Fernandez has signed for American second-tier side El Paso Locomotive after a two-month trial. The 35-year-old Mexican, who played Dani Rojas in the hit Apple TV+ programme between 2020 and 2023, will now take up a different role for the USL Championship side. Fernandez played youth football in his home city of Guadalajara, but stepped away from the game at the age of 15 because of a knee injury.

Rail workers in Texas found six people dead inside a boxcar at a yard close to the Mexican border on Sunday afternoon, officials said. The discovery was made by a Union Pacific employee inspecting the stopped train at the yard in Laredo before it continued its journey north, a spokesperson for the Laredo police department said, citing the railroad freight company. Authorities are working to establish a cause of death for the six, who were found at about 2.30pm local time on an afternoon when temperatures climbed above 90F (32C). Nobody was found alive in the boxcar, the spokesperson said.

The first time Highland Park resident Paul Zappia received a mailer criticizing Eunisses Hernandez, his representative on the Los Angeles City Council, he tossed it in the trash. Then another arrived in his mailbox. And another, and another after that. Each came from a group called Neighbors First, which has been attacking Hernandez, a democratic socialist, over her votes against police hiring and her opposition to a law barring homeless encampments near schools. Zappia, who supports Hernandez in the June 2 primary, said he looked up Neighbors First on its website but couldn't find any information - not a staff directory, a phone number or even an email address - about the group.

In 1895, an eccentric businessman named Henry Gaylord Wilshire began developing a luxury residential community on what was then the western edge of Los Angeles. In a gesture of civic pride, or perhaps shrewd self-promotion, he cut a strip of land running four blocks down the middle of the subdivision and donated it to the city for a grand boulevard. But his gift had two conditions. The first was that the road be named for him. The second was that rail lines be banned from the thoroughfare.

Following Southwest Airlines' entry into the North Bay market last month with flights to four cities from Santa Rosa's Sonoma County Airport (Las Vegas, Burbank, San Diego and Denver), Alaska Airlines this week announced it is expanding its operations at Santa Rosa. The carrier said that on Nov. 1, it will introduce new service from Santa Rosa's Charles M. Schulz Airport to Boise, Idaho; Salt Lake City; and Phoenix. The Phoenix service will operate once a day, while Boise and Salt Lake City schedules will be "up to daily," Alaska said. It will use Embraer E175 regional jets on all three routes.