The family of one of the suspects in a deadly shooting at a San Diego mosque this week said his exposure to hateful and extremist content online “contributed to his descent into radicalized ideologies and violent beliefs.

New dashcam video shows the suspected San Diego mosque shooters driving through a residential neighborhood and firing several shots after their racist rampage that left three people dead. The

Authorities say two teens behind the deadly shooting were inspired by extremist online content, including the 2019 massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand.

One of the two white supremacist shooters who attacked a mosque in California on Monday and killed three people had already been on law enforcement officials’ radar, according to US media reports. Local officials were so alarmed by Caleb Vazquez’s idolization of mass shooters and Nazism that they seized his father’s guns a year before the shooting,

Learning about the shooting in San Diego has been especially hard for the local Muslim community. The imam of the mosque that was attacked in San Diego was also a longtime imam in Colorado, so many people know him in the state.

He told the BBC he was both overwhelmed and comforted by the massive police presence when he arrived at the centre, San Diego County's second largest mosque, which also houses a primary school. "I'm not doing so good,

The South Florida Muslim Federation had already been organizing multiple “Open Mosque” days at local Islamic centers throughout South Florida before two teenagers opened fire in a San Diego mosque, killing three people over the weekend.

At least three people watched a livestream as gunmen filmed their deadly attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego on Monday. One viewer urged another to alert law enforcement, but it is not clear if anyone did.