The Vazquez family apologized for actions their son is accused of and spoke out in a statement against online spaces that “normalize hatred.”

A shooting at a San Diego mosque left three men dead, with suspects Cain Clark and Caleb Velasquez taking their own lives afterward.

The Vazquez family apologized for actions their son is accused of and spoke out in a statement against online spaces that “normalize hatred.”

In a deeply disturbing attack that has intensified fears over online radicalization and hate-driven violence, two teenagers opened fire at a mosque complex...

Parents of Caleb Vazquez, 18, say they are ‘heartbroken and devastated’ by their son’s actions and that they ‘reject hatred, extremism, bigotry, and violence in every form’