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Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Good Morning! On this day in 1915, Lassen Peak erupted in Northern California, triggering a volcanic mudflow that rushed down Lost Creek and flooded the Hat Creek Valley by the next morning.

Disneyland guests got the surprise of a lifetime when Pedro Pascal showed up in full Mandalorian armor at Galaxy’s Edge. We’ve got details below on the surprise appearance that left Star Wars fans doing a double take.

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3 Killed in San Diego Mosque Shooting

Two teenagers shot and killed three adults at the Islamic Center of San Diego in Clairemont on Monday before dying from self-inflicted gunshot wounds, the San Diego Police Department said.

Officers dispatched to 7050 Eckstrom Avenue around 11:43 a.m. arrived in four minutes and found three adults dead, including a security guard, Chief Scott Wahl said. He told reporters investigators are treating the case as a hate crime, citing "hate rhetoric" tied to the suspects.

Law enforcement officials identified the suspects as Cain Clark, 17, and Caleb Vazquez, 18. Investigators are examining possible anti-Islamic writings found in the car where the suspects' bodies were discovered.

The attack fell during Dhul-Hijjah, one of Islam's holiest months. Mayor Todd Gloria, Gov. Gavin Newsom, and President Trump were briefed, with Gloria calling the attack "a violent act of hate."

Channel Islands Wildfire Tops 10,000 Acres

A wildfire on Santa Rosa Island in Channel Islands National Park has burned more than 10,000 acres since Friday after a stranded sailor's distress flares likely ignited dry vegetation, authorities said. Cal Fire said the cause remains under investigation.

A 67-year-old man ran his sailboat aground on the island's southeast corner Thursday night and fired flares early Friday to signal for help, a Coast Guard spokesman said. A Coast Guard helicopter airlifted the uninjured sailor for medical evaluation around 10:30 a.m.

By Monday morning, the blaze had reached 10,029 acres at 0% containment, making it the state's largest wildfire of 2026 so far. Crews battled rugged terrain, communication challenges, and gale-force winds; more firefighters were on order once boating conditions improved.

A Santa Barbara County helicopter evacuated 11 National Park Service employees from threatened housing Sunday. The agency said two historic structures, Johnson's Lee Equipment Shed and the Wreck Line Camp Cabin, were destroyed along with a storage building.

Oakland Jury Tosses Musk's OpenAI Suit

An Oakland federal jury on Monday rejected Elon Musk's lawsuit accusing OpenAI of betraying its founding mission as a nonprofit, finding that the world's richest man waited too long to sue.

The nine-person advisory jury took less than two hours to decide that Musk's claims fell outside the statute of limitations. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers accepted the verdict and dismissed the case.

Musk co-founded OpenAI with CEO Sam Altman in 2015 and gave $38 million in its early years before leaving in 2018. He sued in 2024, alleging Altman and OpenAI President Greg Brockman shifted the company toward a for-profit model in violation of its founding mission.

OpenAI, now valued at $852 billion, argued it never promised to stay a nonprofit and that Musk waited to sue until after founding his competing AI firm, xAI, in 2023. OpenAI attorney William Savitt called the suit "a hypocritical attempt to sabotage a competitor."

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➤ Oakland: City Administrator Jestin Johnson resigned over the weekend after Mayor Barbara Lee said she learned of “degrading” 2024 text messages he sent about female employees. The texts surfaced through public records subpoenaed in the federal corruption probe involving recalled Mayor Sheng Thao. Assistant City Administrator Betsy Lake is serving as acting administrator. (More)

➤ Santa Rosa: A man died Sunday after a tree branch snapped and fell on him during strong winds that swept across the Bay Area, the Santa Rosa Fire Department said. The gusts also injured another person, knocked down trees in Napa County, and prompted PG&E to issue Public Safety Power Shutoffs. (More)

➤ Vallejo: High winds fueled a 3-acre vegetation fire early Monday in the Glen Cove neighborhood, prompting a three-alarm response, the Vallejo Fire Department said. Crews stopped the spread before mop-up began, and no injuries or damaged structures were reported. (More)

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➤ Salinas: Fire crews freed a 30-year-old man from a wall void between two businesses Sunday morning after officers heard muffled cries for help while getting coffee. Authorities said he fell 22 feet from the Maya Cinemas roof around 9 p.m. Saturday and spent roughly 12 hours trapped between metal beams. (More)

➤ Fresno State’s sweet corn went on sale yesterday at the campus Gibson Farm Market, reviving a summer tradition that dates to 1981. This year’s crop was planted Jan. 12 and will be available seven days a week through August. (More)

➤ Davenport: Cal Fire crews rescued eight people trapped in a sea cave at Panther State Beach on Sunday evening after a 911 text reported them stranded by the rising tide. Lifeguards helped five people wade out through the water, while the Coast Guard hoisted the three non-swimmers to a nearby bluff. (More)

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➤ Simi Valley: A fast-moving brush fire that broke out near homes off Sandy Avenue burned at least 836 acres by Monday afternoon, prompting evacuations as flames damaged at least one home on Trickling Brook Court. The Ventura County Fire Department dubbed the blaze the Sandy Fire. (More)

➤ Altadena: An independent investigation released Monday found that Los Angeles County Fire Department evacuation orders were not delayed during last year’s deadly Eaton Fire, which killed 19 people. The Citygate Associates report concluded the department acted appropriately under unprecedented weather conditions and found no evidence of bias in evacuation decisions. (More)

➤ San Diego: Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera proposed shifting more Petco Park costs onto the Padres to help close San Diego’s nearly $120 million deficit and restore arts funding cuts. The team, which Elo-Rivera said recently sold for $3.9 billion, said it has invested $150 million into the ballpark over 14 years and is not responsible for the city’s deficit. (More)

➤ Los Angeles: A 64-year-old Marina del Rey woman agreed to plead guilty to a federal felony charge for paying homeless people on Skid Row to register to vote and sign petitions, prosecutors said Monday. Brenda Lee Brown Armstrong, a longtime petition circulator, was expected to appear in a Santa Ana courtroom Monday morning. (More)

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➤ UCLA softball routed South Carolina 15-1 to advance to the Super Regionals for the third straight year. Megan Grant hit a grand slam in the fifth inning for her 40th home run of the season. (More)

➤ The Dodgers acquired left-hander Eric Lauer from the Blue Jays on Sunday for cash considerations. Lauer was 1-5 with a 6.69 ERA this season, but threw 5 2/3 scoreless innings against the Dodgers during last postseason’s World Series. (More)

➤ Lakers star Luka Dončić finished fourth in NBA MVP voting after becoming eligible through the league’s appeals process despite falling short of the 65-game minimum. (More)

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➤ An anonymous eBay bidder paid $9,000,100 for a private lunch in Omaha with Warren Buffett, Stephen Curry, and Ayesha Curry. Buffett pledged to match the winning bid, bringing total donations to about $27 million for San Francisco’s GLIDE and the Currys’ Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation. (Read Story)

➤ Pedro Pascal surprised Disneyland guests at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge over the weekend, suiting up as the Mandalorian and removing his helmet aboard Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run. Co-star Sigourney Weaver, director Jon Favreau, and creator Dave Filoni joined the visit ahead of the May 22 release of The Mandalorian and Grogu. (Read Story)

➤ The Catalina Island Conservancy marked Endangered Species Day on Saturday by celebrating the island fox’s rebound after a 1999 canine distemper outbreak reduced the population from roughly 1,300 animals to about 100. (Read Story)

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