In response to a deadly shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, Los Angeles County and the LAPD have increased patrols around mosques and houses of worship. - Two teen shooters, ages 17 and 19, opened fire at the mosque, killing three people before dying from self-inflicted gunshot wounds.
- The LA County Sheriff's Department and LAPD are conducting extra patrol checks out of an abundance of caution, though no specific threat has been identified in Los Angeles. - Mayor Karen Bass condemned the attack and directed additional resources to protect mosques.
- The FBI and ATF are assisting San Diego police in the investigation. The increased security measures aim to ensure community safety and support.